from sabreW4K3@lemmy.tf to navidrome@discuss.tchncs.de on 16 Jan 2024 14:27
https://lemmy.tf/post/3359226
What?
Hello everyone, you may know me from films such as… Kidding. But hello nonetheless, today I’m releasing the culmination of all of my recent sleepless nights.
This simple script scans the location of your Navidrome music collection, pulls the embedded rating and then adds that rating to your Navidrome account
Code
v 0.3: Not only was the last version hideous, it was inconsistent. Stuff that worked in single directory mode never worked in full mode. Also removed some print statements, cleaned up some others.
import os import mutagen import requests import urllib.parse import json import sys import glob from mutagen.id3 import ID3 global rating global track_id # Navidrome credentials script_name = "ImportClementineRatings" navidrome_url = "your-navidrome-server:port" navidrome_username = "your-navidrome-username" navidrome_password = "your-navidrome-password" headers = None # Directory containing MP3 files mp3_directory = "your-collection-relative-to-this-script" # Single Directory Mode if len(sys.argv) > 1: for arg in sys.argv: #print(arg) #if arg != "import_ratings.py": if arg != os.path.basename(__file__): mp3_directory = "/".join([mp3_directory,"Collection",arg]) def extract_rating(mp3_file): audio = mutagen.File(mp3_file) tags = ID3(mp3_file) if "TXXX:FMPS_Rating_Amarok_Score" in tags: rating = tags["TXXX:FMPS_Rating_Amarok_Score"] else: print(" ".join(["No rating exists for",mp3_file,"this song"])) rating = None if (rating != None): sanerating = float(str(rating)) else: sanerating = float(0) if sanerating >= 1.0: return 5 elif sanerating >= 0.8: return 4 elif sanerating >= 0.6: return 3 elif sanerating >= 0.4: return 2 elif sanerating >= 0.2: return 1 else: return 0 def update_rating_on_navidrome(track_id, rating): hex_encoded_pass = navidrome_password.encode().hex() #print(rating) if rating != 0: url = f"{navidrome_url}/rest/setRating?id={track_id}&u={navidrome_username}&p=enc:{hex_encoded_pass}&v=1.12.0&rating={rating}&c={script_name}" response = requests.get(url) print(f"Success!") def find_track_id_on_navidrome(mp3_file): track_id = None # Remove File Extension song = mp3_file.rsplit(".",1)[0] # Fetch Song Artist From Filename songartist = song.split(" - ")[0] songartist = songartist.split("/")[-1] # Fetch Song Title From Filename index_var = 1 if 0 <= index_var < len(song.split(" - ")): songtitle = song.split(" - ")[1] else: return None #songtitle = urllib.parse.quote(songtitle) hex_encoded_pass = navidrome_password.encode().hex() if len(songtitle) < 2: return None else: #print(songtitle) songtitle = song.split(" - ")[1] songtitle = urllib.parse.quote(songtitle) url = f"{navidrome_url}/rest/search3?query={songtitle}&u={navidrome_username}&p=enc:{hex_encoded_pass}&v=1.12.0&c={script_name}&f=json" data = None response = requests.get(url) parsed = json.loads(response.content) print(f"Debug URL: {url}") if "subsonic-response" in parsed: parsed = parsed["subsonic-response"] if "searchResult3" in parsed: parsed = parsed["searchResult3"] if "song" in parsed: for match in parsed["song"]: special_characters = ":?*" if any(character in special_characters for character in match["artist"]): match["artist"] = match["artist"].translate({ord(c): "_" for c in special_characters}) if (match["artist"] == songartist): parsed = match track_id = match["id"] songtitle = urllib.parse.unquote(songtitle) if response.status_code == 200: if track_id: print(f"Track successfully identified: {songtitle}: {track_id}") return track_id else: print(f"Could not find {songtitle} track") return None else: print(f"Failed to identify track {songtitle}: {response.text}") return None def process_file(mp3_file, folder): track_id = "fail" mp3_file = "/".join([folder, mp3_file]) rating = extract_rating(mp3_file) track_id = find_track_id_on_navidrome(mp3_file) if track_id != "fail": try: update_rating_on_navidrome(track_id, rating) except: print(f"Failed to set rating for {file}") notmusicext = ("DS_Store","jpg", ".JPG", ".jpeg", ".JPEG", ".mood", ".m3u", ".nfo", ".png", ".PNG", ".sfv", ".url") for foldername in os.listdir(mp3_directory): if foldername.endswith(".mp3"): process_file(foldername, mp3_directory) folderpath = mp3_directory elif foldername.endswith(notmusicext): print(f"Skipping: {foldername}") else: folderpath = "/".join([mp3_directory, foldername]) #for filename in glob.iglob(mp3_directory + "*.mp3", recursive=True): #can't get this to work #would do stuff here print(f" Debug: folderpath") for filename in os.listdir(folderpath): if filename.endswith(".mp3"): process_file(filename, folderpath) elif filename.endswith(notmusicext): print(f"Skipping: {filename}") else: foldername2 = "/".join([folderpath,filename]) for filename2 in os.listdir(foldername2): if filename2.endswith(".mp3"): if filename2.startswith("A") == False: process_file(filename2, foldername2) elif filename2.endswith(notmusicext): print(f"Skipping: {filename2}") else: print(f"What is: {filename2}") print("Done!")
Usage
Copy the code block, create a Python script in your chosen directory and then run it.
Thanks
This truly would not be possible without the Fediverse community, especially the Lemmy community. So thank you everyone but especially
@Deebster@programming.dev @ggwithgg@feddit.nl @jnovinger@programming.dev @ishanpage@programming.dev @rglullis@communick.news @oscar@programming.dev @TootSweet@lemmy.world @sabret00the@mas.to @amcewen@mastodon.me.uk @oblomov@sociale.network @mdylanbell@fosstodon.org @mborous@mastodon.social @cohomologyisFUN@mastodon.sdf.org @eichin@mastodon.mit.edu @mdione@en.osm.town
For some of you what you did seemed so small, but it was massive to me and I’m incredibly grateful for your kindness.
The Lore
One day, one man decided that enough was enough, it was time to move to the modern age, but to get there he needed his music collection. However it wasn’t enough to just have the music, he needed the ratings too. First world problems, I know! So with nothing but hope, he said out in search of the ring! I mean the script! He couldn’t find the script, but Deebster offered to help and so the two of them embarked on a journey whereby I kept pasting stuff to Desbster and he was like “no” but under his guidance, my script born from the embers of Bard, started taking shape. Now, for me with zero Python experience, you can imagine that the guidance I required was a lot, but Deebster earned his Scout badge in guidance. And as I got closer and closer, I kept cutting my sleep short so that I could spend some extra time trying to figure it out. Also huge thanks to Minz from the Navidrome discord as they came in clutch with some API advice. Anyway, I got a working script and I’m paying it forward by sharing it. Thank you all again.
Anything Else
If you can see how I should improve this, please let me know. Thank you all again.
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Congratulations on finishing! And I’m glad you’re sharing this for the next person who wants to do similar.
I see you’re doing a listdir on a listdir - did my
for filename in glob.iglob(mp3_directory + ‘/**/*.mp3’, recursive=True):
suggestion not work for you?btw, I didn’t get a notification from the mention, I wonder if you added too many and it ignored them as an anti-spam thing?
I had problems because my mp3 directory isn’t set up properly. Before I moved everything over, I had some files in a sleepers folder and another bunch in artist folders. But now that I’m getting everything in place properly, I should switch to your more sane method.
And whaaaa? Bummer! I have no idea why. Maybe a bug with 0.19.x?
Congratulations! Especially with zero experience, this is a big achievement, even with help! Thanks for giving the result back to the community!
Thank you so much. I’m low-key super proud of myself.
Archive
v0.1: Initial release was tested with a few directories and quickly had issues when I tried it against my real thing. I quickly ended up cursing Big Python and then decided to fix the issues.
v0.2: This version is a lot uglier, but allows you to feed a single directory to the command line and also doesn’t die when seeing common files in your music directories.