lyria 2.0.1

your music organizer

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your music organizer

Quickstart

Use pipx to install lyria.

pipx install lyria

pipx manages a virtual environment automatically, so you don't need to worry about conflicting packages and their versions.

Usage

The most basic thing you can use, is fetching lyrics for every file in the current working directory (non-recursively).

lyria

lyria is split into components, explanation for them can be viewed using

lyria explain <component>

or you can view the text files in the explain directory.

Below you can find a few examples,
but I strongly recommend checking out the docs, so you can use lyria for what you actually need it for.

lyric grabbing

Fetch lyrics for folder Music/ recursively.
And for every song that you can't find lyrics for, create an empty .lrc file to skip it on the next run.

lyria lyrics Music/ -r --forget-not-found

Fetch lyrics in the current folder, recursively, create a blank .lrc file for every song, the lyrics cannot be found for, and delete the empty .lrc files, older than 168h (1 week).

lyria lyrics -r -n --forget-time=168

music organization

Get all the songs from folder Import/ and organize them into the folder Music/.
Perform a dry run, do not actually move files.

lyria organize Import/ Music/ --dry-run

Conifguration

The config file should be located in .config/lyria/config.ini, on *nix systems.
On win*ows, it should be in C:\Users\<User>\AppData\Local\lyria\config.ini

Check the explanation files (lyria explain <component>), for the options inside the config files

Issues

If you're having an issue, or you have a proposal for a feature, please use the Issues tab.

License

lyria's source code is licensed under the MIT license. here

thanks for reading me! ~readme file