- Parse .lrc file or Lrc Format string
- Track the the result of parsing
From Wikipedia, Lrc Format is a text-based and be used to synchronize song lyrics and audio.
- All ID tag mentioned in Wikipedia.
- Both minutes:seconds.milliseconds and minutes:seconds time tags are supported.
- Comment symbol([:]). lyrics_parser will ignore the content after the symbol in this line.
- Multiple lyrics or ID tag in one line.
- Undefined tag for backward compatible.
- No tagged lyric in some special situations.
From lyrics string:
import 'package:lyrics_parser/lyrics_parser.dart';
// ...
final string = '...';
final parser = LyricsParser(string);
final result = await parser.parse();
From .lcr file:
import 'package:lyrics_parser/lyrics_parser.dart';
// ...
final file = File('./resources/See You Again.lcr');
final parser = LyricsParser.fromFile(file);
// Must call ready before parser.
await parser.ready();
final result = await parser.parse();
The doc contains more details about how to get lyrics meta information from result.
in example/example.dart
import 'dart:io';
import 'package:lyrics_parser/lyrics_parser.dart';
void main(List<String> args) async {
final file = File('./resources/See You Again.lcr');
final parser = LyricsParser.fromFile(file);
await parser.ready();
final result = await parser.parse();
for (final lyric in result.lyricList) {
print('${lyric.startTimeMillisecond}: ${lyric.content}');
}
}
the result in console is just like:
11210: It's been a long day without you my friend
17310: And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again
23750: We've come a long way from where we began
...
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