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MuseFUSE: Browse your music by tag using the filesystem
This was a fun little Sunday hack to make a read-only FUSE filesystem for exploring tagged music files.
Basically I made it because I have a rather large mess on my hands here and wanted to explore the data before I started to autotag everything, plus I wanted to see how hard it was to use FUSE in Go (answer: not very, though the docs are a bit pants).
Unfortunately, now I have two messes - this prototype has been really useful, so now I have to clean up the code too!
Prerequisites:
- Go 1.11
- MacFUSE if running on macOS
To install on Ubuntu:
go install go.shabbyrobe.org/musefuse/cmd/musefuse@latest
I've been using a mount point in /media/$USER because it shows up in
Nautilus, YMMV:
sudo mkdir -p "/media/$USER/muse"
sudo chown "$USER:$USER" "/media/$USER/muse"
Now mount the thing:
musefuse fs -mount "/media/$USER/muse" -path ~/music/
On macOS, I created the mountpoint in /Volumes and that worked with Finder
no problem.
Now you can explore!
$ ls /media/bl/muse
artist artistalbum failed genre unsorted year
$ ls /media/bl/muse/year
1984 1987 1990 1993 1996 1999 2002 2005 2008 2011 2014 2017
It's a bit easier than I'd like at the moment for the program to shut down
before closing the mount. If you have a stray mount on your hands, just
umount it and you're good to go:
sudo umount "/media/$USER/muse"
Here's what I plan to add:
- Finish the playlist handling
- Config files
- Multiple databases with configurable file extensions
- Make the webserver a bit better for exploring the metadata
- Re-scan databases periodically
- Trigger re-scan
- "Complete albums" - when tags have Tracks set, and all tracks are found.
Here's what I won't add:
- Something like
fsnotifyorwatcher; I tried it and it was way too janky and I lost a lot of time that could've been better spent on the other list.
Notes
Generic libs:
ID3:
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Index ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var AudioExtensions = []string{".oga", ".mp3", ".ogg", ".opus", ".flac", ".mp4", ".m4a", ".alac", ".aac"}
var PlaylistExtensions = []string{".xspf"}
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
type Lister ¶
type Lister struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Lister, if you touch that guitar, I'll remove the E-string and garotte you with it.
type Metadata ¶
type Metadata struct {
Format tag.Format
FileType tag.FileType
Title string
Album string
Artist string
AlbumArtist string
Composer string
Year int
Genre string
Lyrics string
Comment string
Track int
Tracks int
Disc int
Discs int
// Picture returns a picture, or nil if not available.
Picture *tag.Picture
// Raw returns the raw mapping of retrieved tag names and associated values.
// NB: tag/atom names are not standardised between formats.
Raw map[string]interface{}
}
Metadata is a structured representation of the tag.Metadata interface for serialisation.
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