Tools for parsing and playing back LRC lyrics.
// Parsing file.
lrc::LrcParser parser;
// You may also use ParseString to parse a string or ParseStream to parse from an istream.
std::unique_ptr<lrc::Lyrics> lyrics = parser.ParseFile(filename);
// Getting metadata.
const lrc::Lyrics::Metadata& metadata = lyrics->GetMetadata();
std::cout << "Title: " << metadata.title << std::endl
<< "Album: " << metadata.album << std::endl
<< "Artist: " << metadata.artist << std::endl
<< "Adjustment: " << metadata.adjustment << std::endl;
// Printing lyric and other information.
const lrc::Lyrics::LyricLine& line =
lyrics->LyricAt(lrc::utils::TimeStringToMilliseconds("01:18.29"));
std::cout << "Start time: " << line.start_time << "\t"
<< "End time: " << line.end_time << "\t"
<< "Lyric: " << line.lyric;
// Printing lyrics around current lyric.
lrc::Lyrics::ConstLyricIterator iter = lyrics->LyricAt(78290);
// Previous lyric
// > Current lyric
// Next lyric
std::cout << " " << (iter - 1)->lyric << std::endl
<< "> " << iter->lyric << std::endl
<< " " << (iter + 1)->lyric << std::endl;You may also see code in cli/ as an example.
- Compiler that supports C++11 standard.
- CMake > 3.2.
- liblrc: Library for parsing LRC files and looking up lyrics at a given time.
- cli: Command line tools for querying LRC metadata or lyrics at a given time. Depends on liblrc.
In project root directory:
$ mkdir build
$ cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make
Then libraries and programs will be built in their corresponding directory inside build/.
Follow all the steps in Building, then run:
$ make test