dats
ROMSearch can pull in dat files (either locally or automatically). Currently, this works for “Redump” and “No-Intro”, but can be easily expanded if necessary.
Syntax:
url: "url" # OPTIONAL. Base url to build request from
[platform]: # Name of the platform
web_mapping: [web_mapping] # OPTIONAL. If url is defined above, this is used to build the request
file_mapping: [file_mapping] # Name style for the file
subchannels: # OPTIONAL. For subchannels, we can define web and file mappings as above
[subchannel_name]:
web_mapping: "something"
file_mapping: "something_else"
No-Intro
Nintendo - Game Boy:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Game Boy (*)"
Nintendo - Game Boy Color:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Game Boy Color (*)"
Nintendo - Game Boy Advance:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Game Boy Advance (*)"
Nintendo - Pokemon Mini:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Pokemon Mini (*)"
Nintendo - Virtual Boy:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Virtual Boy (*)"
Nintendo - Nintendo DS:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Nintendo DS (Decrypted) (*)"
Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Nintendo Entertainment System (Headered) (*)"
Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Super Nintendo Entertainment System (*)"
Nintendo - Nintendo 64:
file_mapping: "Nintendo - Nintendo 64 (BigEndian) (*)"
Sega - Game Gear:
file_mapping: "Sega - Game Gear (*)"
Sega - Mega Drive - Genesis:
file_mapping: "Sega - Mega Drive - Genesis (*)"
Redump
url: "http://redump.org/"
Nintendo - GameCube:
web_mapping: "datfile/gc"
file_mapping: "Nintendo - GameCube - Datfile (*)"
Sony - PlayStation:
web_mapping: "datfile/psx"
file_mapping: "Sony - PlayStation - Datfile (*)"
subchannels:
SBI:
web_mapping: "sbi/psx"
file_mapping: "Sony - PlayStation - SBI Subchannels (*)"
Sony - PlayStation 2:
web_mapping: "datfile/ps2"
file_mapping: "Sony - PlayStation 2 - Datfile (*)"
Sony - PlayStation Portable:
web_mapping: "datfile/psp"
file_mapping: "Sony - PlayStation Portable - Datfile (*)"