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iBroadcast plugin for Beets

ویژگی	مقدار
سیستم عامل	-
نام فایل	beets-ibroadcast-0.5.2
نام	beets-ibroadcast
نسخه کتابخانه	0.5.2
نگهدارنده	[]
ایمیل نگهدارنده	[]
نویسنده	Curtis Rueden
ایمیل نویسنده	ctrueden@gmail.com
آدرس صفحه اصلی	https://github.com/ctrueden/beets-ibroadcast
آدرس اینترنتی	https://pypi.org/project/beets-ibroadcast/
مجوز	Unlicense

# Beets iBroadcast Plugin This plugin lets you upload music from your [beets](https://beets.io) library to the [iBroadcast](https://www.ibroadcast.com/) streaming service. ## Setup 1. Install the plugin into your local environment with: ``` pip install beets-ibroadcast ``` 2. Enable the plugin by adding `ibroadcast` to your `plugins:` section in your beets config file. 3. Configure your iBroadcast credentials: ```yaml ibroadcast: username: <your email address> password: <your password> ``` Be sure to put quotes around your password if it includes any special characters. ## Usage ``` beet ibroadcast <query> ``` - All tracks matching the query are uploaded as needed. - [Usertags][1] are synced with the tags on iBroadcast. - [Playlists][2] are synced as playlists on iBroadcast, as long as the tracks of the playlist are all covered by the given query. ## FAQ ### How do I know this plugin won't destroy my iBroadcast collection? You don't. But it tries to be careful and guards against many edge cases. If you want to see what the plugin will do without actually doing it, you can pass the `-p` (for "pretend") flag: ``` beet ibroadcast -p ``` I recommend starting with a small query, to get a feel for how it works. E.g.: ``` beet ibroadcast -p artist:Offspring album:Americana ``` If you like what you see, do it again without `-p` and see how it goes. Once you have some confidence in the tool, you can go nuts with larger queries. ### How does beets-ibroadcast avoid redundant uploads? When a track is uploaded, the plugin attaches `ib_uploadtime` and `ib_trackid` flexible attributes to the track. The next time that track is considered for upload, these attributes are examined: if the track's `mtime` is older than its `ib_uploadtime`, the track is assumed to be up to date, and the upload is skipped. For tracks where `mtime` is newer, the track is uploaded again, and the previous track ID is trashed. As such, obsolete previous versions of tracks will appear in your iBroadcast trash until it is emptied. Regardless: before uploading, the track's MD5 checksum is computed, and if the server already has a track with that checksum, the upload is skipped. As such, if you upload tracks with a different uploader than beets-ibroadcast, they will still be skipped (although as of this writing, beets-ibroadcast will read such files to compute their checksums every time they match a query, which will impact performance). You can use the `-f` flag to skip these checks and force reupload of tracks. ### How are tags synced? This plugin syncs tags on the iBroadcast side with the `usertags` flexible attribute, in a way compatible with the [usertag plugin][1]. If you modify a track's tags locally (e.g. via `beet addtag`), those changes will be synced to iBroadcast. If you modify a track's tags remotely (e.g. via the iBroadcast website), those changes will be synced to the beets database. In order to know whether a track's tags were changed locally, remotely, or both since the last sync, the current state of the tags is stored in an `ib_tagids` flexible attribute upon each successful sync. This strategy makes it clear whether, for example, a tag that exists remotely but not locally was deleted locally versus added remotely; as such, there cannot be tag conflicts. See the [usertag plugin documentation][1] for details on working with tags in your beets database. ### How are playlists synced? The plugin syncs playlists on the iBroadcast side with M3U playlist files stored locally in your playlists directory, as configured by the [playlist plugin][2]. If you modify a playlist locally (e.g. by editing an M3U file), those changes will be synced to iBroadcast. If you modify a playlist remotely (e.g. via the iBroadcast website), those changes will be noticed, but not acted upon; instead, a message will be printed that the plugin is not smart enough to update your corresponding M3U file yet. PRs welcome to implement this feature! If a playlist has been modified both locally and remotely, the plugin will report the situation, but take no action. In order to know whether a playlist's tracks were changed locally, remotely, or both since the last sync, the playlist's current state is stored in a hidden file `.ibroadcast-playlists.json` in the base directory of your beets library. See the [playlist plugin documentation][2] for details on working with playlists in your beets library. ### How can I upload all my playlists at once? One gotcha with playlist syncing is that playlists can only be synced from local to remote when the query you pass to the plugin matches all tracks of a playlist. So one simple way to sync all your playlists is to upload your entire beets library, by passing an empty query: ``` beet ibroadcast ``` What if you don't want to upload your entire beets library to iBroadcast, though, but you still want to upload all tracks that are part of a playlist? Here is one way to accomplish that: ``` cat /path/to/playlists/*.m3u | sort -u > /tmp/tracks-to-upload.m3u beet ibroadcast playlist:/tmp/tracks-to-upload.m3u rm /tmp/tracks-to-upload.m3u ``` This will merge all the playlists in `/path/to/playlists/*.m3u` into a single temporary playlist file, which you then feed as your beets query; the ibroadcast plugin will then ensure all tracks matching the query are uploaded, and all playlists including those tracks are synced. This trick assumes that you have configured the playlist directory in your beets config as follows: ```yaml playlist: playlist_dir: /path/to/playlists ``` Otherwise, the ibroadcast plugin can't find and sync your M3U files. ### How can I get more details about why things go wrong? You can tell beets to be more verbose in its output using the `-v` flag. E.g.: ``` beet -v ibroadcast usertags:favorites ``` This will cause the ibroadcast plugin to emit more detailed debugging messages. [1]: https://github.com/igordertigor/beets-usertag [2]: https://beets.readthedocs.io/en/stable/plugins/playlist.html

نیازمندی

مقدار	نام
>=1.4.9	beets
>=1.1.1	ibroadcast
-	confuse

زبان مورد نیاز

مقدار	نام
>=3.6	Python

نحوه نصب

نصب پکیج whl beets-ibroadcast-0.5.2:

pip install beets-ibroadcast-0.5.2.whl

نصب پکیج tar.gz beets-ibroadcast-0.5.2:

pip install beets-ibroadcast-0.5.2.tar.gz