Setup:
pip install -r requirements.txt
optionally: create a file called auth.cfg and populate the following:
client-id=<fill me in>
client-secret=<fill me in>
playlist=<fill me in>
redirect-uri=http://localhost:8090Script: find_orphans.py --help
I store every song I "like" into a playlist - now I have something like 160+ playlists based on genre, mood, etc. Sometimes I forget/miss songs. This script was to help find songs that I might have missed.
Script: top-songs.py
Usage: python3 top-songs.py --help
A script that takes a playlist as input, and creates a new playlist with the top N songs for each artist in the original playlist.
Inspiration: If I add a newly-discovered track to one of my playlists, I often open the artists page to find more songs I like by them.
Script: bulk_add.py
Usage: python3 bulk_add.py --help
Given a file of song names, formatted to the table output from this script, add all the songs to a new playlist. Script uses a regex to get the names from each line.
Example file contents:
1 KEENO - UNREACHABLE 00:00
2 KEENO - SUNFLOWERS 00:00
3 PYXIS - INNERSPACE 00:00
4 FRED V - ATMOSPHERE 00:00
5 WINSLOW - MUMBLES OF GRACE 00:00
6 FLUIDITY - STILL HOPE 00:00
Alternatively you can use the --pre-formatted flag if the file has been cleaned already:
Metrik & Grafix - Parallel
Lexurus - Crystallize
Sub Focus & Wilkinson - Air I Breathe
Grafix - Distressed
Metrik - Ex Machina
Inspiration: So I can save the songs I listened to in a mixcloud mix. Mixcloud hides the tracklist for free users, but the script mentioned above generates a table in the mix description. The eventual goal with this script is to incorporate the mixcloud track-list script into here so all the user needs to do is put in the mix url and it generates the playlist
Script: playlist_poster_generator.py
Generates a poster using the album art from the songs in a playlist.
I used it to generate this:
