MusicOrganizer

Purpose

Easily manage your spotify queue and library. Upload an entire library from a txt file, or queue a list of music all at once.

Set Up

First, run the command

$python3 -m venv ./.venv to create a virtual environment in which to store your dependencies.

Next, run $source .venv/bin/activate in the project directory to start your venv. Once you are in a venv, you can install all dependencies for this project by running $python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt.

After changing any requirements, use pip freeze > requirements.txt to update.

Run ./setup.sh to generate the auxillary text files you can use.

Scrape Your Local Music Folder

./get_songs.sh will work in a folder with the following structure: $TARGET > Subdirectories > Your music files. It can easily be tweaked to your own needs with minimal shell scripting.

Add to Queue (queue_music.py)

Takes all songs in songs.txt as input, treating each line as a Spotify query. Adds top result to user's queue.

Generate Playlists （generate_playlists.py)

Takes all songs in songs.txt as input, treating any word that contains # as a playlist title. It will populate each playlist similarly to how it populates the queue. Output: Comparison.csv will contain information on song input and output, so you can quickly note which songs did not search correctly. not_found.txt will contain all songs that Spotify couldn't find a result for.

Maintanence

Bugs and Notes

• Previously committed temp-API key is deactivated.
• I had to remove a lot of album art from my songs.txt file, using regex [a-z0-9_/}/{/-]*.jpg\n with find-and-replace worked.
• It would be nice to improve search function since Spotify has so many covers/remixes/karaoke versions that contaminate search results.