Files in manifest not matching correctly to the archive

[flittle8]

@llemeurfr
The files in the manifest are not being matched correctly to the files in the archive because the archive has a root folder. We added a print in the code to show the difference:

  print( filesInManifest )
  print( filesInZip )

This is the output of the print:

{'mindthepaint_1_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_2_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_3_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_4_pinero_64kb.mp3'}
{'Archive/mindthepaint_4_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'Archive/mindthepaint_2_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'Archive/mindthepaint_1_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'Archive/mindthepaint_3_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'Archive/'}

[llemeurfr]

I guess Librivox packages don't always have a stable structure. Can you please give the url of the librivox page you've used?

[flittle8]

https://librivox.org/the-mind-the-paint-girl-by-arthur-wing-pinero/

[llemeurfr]

Strange: for the exact same audiobook I obtain
filesInManifest: {'mindthepaint_3_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_2_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_1_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_4_pinero_64kb.mp3'}
filesInZip: {'mindthepaint_1_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_2_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_3_pinero_64kb.mp3', 'mindthepaint_4_pinero_64kb.mp3'}

[flittle8]

Thanks. I figured out the issue. It was that I was zipping the folder that contains the audio files, instead of zipping up the audio files themselves. Once this was resolved, another issue came up though.

[flittle8]

The current issue is that Line 208 fails:
jsonschema.validate(pub, schema, resolver=resolver, format_checker=jsonschema.FormatChecker())
It’s failing because pub uses single quotes instead of double quotes which json doesn’t like. If I change this line to use jpub instead of pub, the validation succeeds and the program generates the LPF successfully. However even then when I try to open the LPF in Thorium app, the audio files don’t play. I can send you the LPF that was generated.