SAMPLES.txt

-----------------------------Gamelist sample (created ftom sselph's scraper)


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
  <gameList>
      <game id="26762" source="theGamesDB.net">
          <path>./After Burner Complete ~ After Burner (Japan, USA).zip</path>
          <name>After Burner Complete ~ After Burner (Japan, USA)</name>
          <desc>The game allows the player to control a F-14 Tomcat jet, which must destroy a series of enemy jets throughout 18 stages. At the start of the game, the player takes off from an aircraft carrier called the SEGA Enterprise, which shares a similar name to the one used in the 1986 film Top Gun.</desc>
          <image>./images/After Burner Complete ~ After Burner (Japan, USA)-image.jpg</image>
          <rating>0.7</rating>
          <releasedate>19950113T000000</releasedate>
          <developer>Sega</developer>
          <publisher>Sega</publisher>
          <genre>Action</genre>
          <players>1</players>
      </game>
	</gameList>
	
	
	--------------------es_systems.cfg sample (works with emulationstation too)
	
	
<!-- This is the EmulationStation Systems configuration file.
All systems must be contained within the <systemList> tag.-->

<systemList>

	<system>
		<name>nes</name>
		<fullname>Nintendo Entertainment System</fullname>
		<path>k:\nes</path>
		<extension>.zip</extension>
		<command>E:\CONSOLES\EMUS\nes\nestopia.exe %ROM%</command>
		<platform>nes</platform>
		<theme>nes</theme>
	</system>
	
</systemList>

----------------------filesystem sample

	k:\nes\romname.zip
	k:\nes\gamelist.xml
	k:\nes\images\romimage.jpeg
	
	
-------notes

if you run sselph's scraper in your rom folder without any arguments, the files will be automatically created as needed by this project
just use -mame for mame mode naming

you don't need to hardcode your rom folders, they will be detected automatically from the es_systems file. The only hardcoded address for now
is the location of the es_systems file