In order to maintain a sane search order, files tend to be named like Something Something, The. Works great, but the name of the game would look better if it was converted back to The Something Something while maintaining it's proper alphabetical ordering

This is included as part of the output:

> [email protected] start
> node src/index.mjs -d /path/to/roms

Unsure if this breaks the aliasfile or not. Ideally would be nice to suppress this information, but worst case, may need to add in an additional argument to specify where to write the output, and we can do that part internally to omit this additional output.

The code to move the article to the start of the alias gets confused by Pong, Asteroids & Yars' Revenge and turns it into the aforementioned subject line.

Right now you have to run the script multiple times to create an aliasfile for multiple systems. I'd like to think that most people's libraries are full of different systems, so it would be nice to allow for a parent directory to be passed in, and individual files are generated for each sub directory.

Still would fall apart in scenarios where the library has an additional level of nesting (thinking game categories, or breaking up the library by the first letter, etc)

Turns out this doesn't work:

Name of Game.zip=Name of Game

But this does

Name of Game=Name of Game