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44 lines
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# musipy
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## Usage
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python musipy.py -s source/dir/ -o output/dir/ -attr attribute -m sort
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### -s, --source=
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The source directory to scan for files, default to current directory when you run this script
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### -o, --output=
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The output directory, default to source/dir/output
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### -attr, --attribute=
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The attribute to use when sort, this could either be 'genre' or 'album'
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### -m, --mode=
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The mode to use, currently only 'sort' and 'playlist' is able to use. In future update:
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+ [X] 'sort' for sorting files in source/dir by attribute
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+ [ ] 'backup' for backing up files structure in a source/dir
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+ [ ] 'restore' for restoring files in source/dir to a backup flash
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+ [ ] 'rename' for rename multiple files names (Track1.mp3, Track2.mp3... or similar) using a file input of Titles, Artist, Genre, Album, Disk
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+ [X] 'playlist' for creating playlist file by any config in source/dir
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#### PLay list configuration
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When the playlist mode is chosen, you will need to provide the name of the output file through `--playlistname`. The place of the playlist will be at sourcedir, which is 'current working directory' by default.
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## Why I create this
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I have a very big folder of files, and searching through files is hard for me, also, the structure when I first place them in is hard to navigate. I want to create a script to move files using tag and organize them. And create a playlist with the options I prefer.
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## When will I deploy?
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I do not know, I just create for myself. Hosting on Git is to keep my project organized, and hope to get some collaborators.
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## License
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I have not yet decide.
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