easy-playlist 1.8.4

A library to easily manage your playlists in python

easy-playlist

A library to easily manage yours playlists in python

Getting started

1. Installation
2. Usages
3. Code example
4. Documentation

Installation

This library will work with python 3.6+

PyPi : pip install easy-playlist

GitHub : Github

Usages

This library will work with any files, it use ffmpeg to get the lenght It's was desinged to work with bots in general

Code example

Simple tasks

from easy_playlist import Playlists

pls = Playlists()
pl = pls.add_playlist("test")
# pl = pls.get_playlist("test")

# add music to your playlist
pl.add_music("path_to_music.mp3")
pl.add_music(["path_to_music.mp3", "path_to_other_music.mp3"])

# trigger the timer
# this will take the first song of the playlist
pl.play()

# pause the timer
pl.pause()

# resume the timer
pl.resume()

# stop the current music and trigger the timer for the next one
pl.next()

# stop the current music and trigger the timer for the previous one
pl.previous()

# stop the timer and the music
pl.stop()

# IMPORTANT
# when you don't need to use the playlist anymore do this
# this library use a thread to calculate the time
pl.exit()

To make it work with a bot

from easy_playlist import Playlists

# any bot library
bot = Bot()
pls = Playlists()
pl = pls.add_playlist("test")

# pl = pls.get_playlist("test")


# code example


@bot.command()
def add_music(music):
	pl.add_music(music)


@bot.command()
def pause():
	pl.pause()
	bot.pause_music()


@bot.command()
def resume():
	pl.resume()
	bot.resume_music()


@bot.command()
def play(music):
	pl.play(music)
	bot.play_music(music)


@pl.on_music_over()
def music_over(data):
	print(f"{data.playlist.name} {data.music.name} is over, playing next now")
	pl.next()
	bot.play_music(pl.get_current().file)

An other code to explain

pl = Playlists()
pl1 = pl.add_playlist(name="test1", playlist=["music/bip1.mp3", "music/bip2.mp3"])
pl2 = pl.add_playlist(name="test2", playlist=["music/bip1.mp3", "music/bip2.mp3"])
pl.add_music("test1", "music/bip3.mp3")

# pl1 = pl.get_playlist("test1")
# pl2 = pl.get_playlist("test2")

pl1.play()
pl2.play()

print("starting...")


@pl.on_music_over()
def music_over(data):
    print(f"[{data.playlist.name}] {data.music.name} is over, next song now!")

    if data.playlist.is_over():
        print(f"Playlist {data.playlist.name} is over")
        data.playlist.clear()
        return

    data.playlist.next()