Setup
You can find the package, here.
pip3 install saberio
Usage
There is a simple video with some examples, HERE.
You can use the help (-h) for more information.
saberio -p PlaylistWow --auto -f path/to/file/songs-wow.txt
Parameters
There are some parameters you can combine to customize the downloading process.
- The package can be use with a text file or a single song.
# text file must be specified via parameter
saberio -f path/to/file/myfile.txt
# single song must be specified via parameter
saberio -s "Alone - Alan Walker"
Note: in the text file you can write the code of the song (found in the URL of bsaber.com)
Example: "Alan Walker #69ec" or "#69ec"
- The package can be runned in 3 mode: auto, list or test. If you don't specify the parameter, mode will be asked later.
# download the first matching song
saberio --auto [default]
# provide a list with the best matching songs
saberio --list
# test the auto mode without downloading all the songs
saberio --test
- The package will ask you for the playlist name, and it can be provided via parameter. If you don't specify it, it will be asked later.
saberio -p MyPlaylist [default: songs]
- You can specify the path where to download all the song with an optional parameter.
saberio -d /path/to/playlist [default: .]
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