zhlyr 4.0

Python library for music handling

• What is zhlyr?

• A python library aimed at music enthusiasts, providing tools for managing and discovering music, fetching song lyrics, and utilizing machine learning algorithms to predict the name of a song from a short audio snippet.

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⏬Install Zhlyr

💲pip install zhlyr

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🎵 Recognize track

Recognize a track based on a file

  # Get full track json response object info

  import asynico
  from zhlyr import Reconize
  data = '/root/user/dir/simple.mp3'
  async def get_info():
    reco = await Reconize(data)
    print(reco.json())
  loop = asynico.new_event_loop()
  loop.run_until_complete(get_info)

  # You can get respnose info as string response 
  reco = Reconize(data)
  print(reco.text)

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🔍🎼 Get the lyrics of the track

Get lyrics from title of the track </br>

  from zhlyr import ZhLyr
  lyrics = ZhLyr.GetByTitle(title='save your trears',srt=false)
  # :GetByTitle: `title`: str : title of the track to get trrack from it.
  # :GetByTitle: `srt`: bool : if `true` he will return time as `srt` format.
  # :GetByTitle: return json object
  
  for time , lyric in lyrics.items():
    print(f'time {time} >>> lyric : {lyric}')

Get lyrics from details of track </br>

  lyrics = ZhLyr.GetByDetails(title='save your trears',artist='the weeknd',duration='3:35',srt=false)
  # :GetByDetails: `title`: str : title of the track to get trrack from it.
  # :GetByDetails: `artist`: str : artist of the track to get lyrics from it.
  # :GetByDetails: `duration` : Optional[str]=None : duration of the track to get lyrics from it.
  # :GetByDetails: `srt`: bool : if `true` he will return time as `srt` format.
  # :GetByDetails: return json object
  
  for time , lyric in lyrics.items():
    print(f'time {time} >>> lyric : {lyric}')

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ℹ️ How to use data serialization

Serialized data from response. </br>

  from zhlyr import Serializer
  data = your_json_data
  serialize = Serializer(data)
  print(serialize)

Get vlue from key with serialized data. </br>

  data = {'key1':'hello world!'}
  serialize = Serializer(data)
  print(serialize.key1)

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