GPLv3 http://www.gnu.org/licenses/
There are now five scripts in the project with separate uses:
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get_files_from_ampache.py Query ampache database for playlist and smartlists then copy files to desired path.
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get_images_for_ampache.py This script will examine a path for art (currently only 'folder.jpg') If it matches the art it will try to insert it into the database.
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get_playlist_from_mysql.py This script will query your ampache database and create output m3u playlists for use in other programs like rhythmbox.
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merge-with-rhythmbox.py Insert play totals and ratings into rhythmbox using Ampache queries as a master source.
- MYSQL <-> rhythmbox (default)
- MYSQL -> rhythmbox (using /torb)
- rhythmbox -> MYSQL (using /tomysql)
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update_ampache_from_file.py Insert data from Last.fm into your ampache database.
python3-mysql.connector
pip3 install -U mysql-connector
python3-ampache
pip3 install -U ampache
pyinotify
pip3 install -U pyinotify
Added directional sync
- /torb (to pull data into rhythmbox only)
- /tomysql (to insert ratings that aren't in mysql into the database)
merge-with-rhythmbox is now two-way syncing ratings!
If you set a rating in rhythmbox it will be set on ampache when no rating is found (Ampache is still the master source so it won't overwrite existing ratings)
This is a basic query and copy script but i found it really goodfor keeping my car USB up to date.
There are a few minor issues with file collisions on the destination but nothing destructive.
WARNING; when you sync the destination folder is cleaned up for tracks that should not be there. This will delete anything else in the destination so make sure you use an empty folder.
Pretty simple, just make sure you have a valid destination and as long as your databse settings are correct it will start copying.
./get_files_from_ampache.py /d:/media/user/USB/music/ /p:playlist_id
After the sync it will clean up old files that shouldn't be there. This is helpful if you change ratings but will remove any files other than music from the destination.
I have used Last.fm for a a decade and i want to move away to a private solution.
lastexport.py is used for exporting your listening history (also loved/banned tracks) from last.fm or libre.fm to a text file. http://bugs.foocorp.net/projects/librefm/wiki/LastToLibre https://gitorious.org/fmthings/lasttolibre
(the project seems dead now so i'm going to update it to python3 when i have time to do the rest) https://github.com/lachlan-00/lastscrape-gui/blob/master/lastexport3.py
This script that will parse a text file and add each play to the ampache database. If it can't match the song it will dump each row that was missed at the end so you can try again. Once a song has been verified as entered into the database it won't be overwritten each time.
Now that last.fm data is merged and you're using ampache as a primary source of truth for playback history you can use it elsewhere.
This script will merge totals and ratings (1-5 stars) back into rhythmbox so you can always be up to date no matter the library in use.
The script will also insert ratings you have made when no rating exists in ampache.
- Get a dump for your username. python3 ./lastexport3.py -u your_lastfm_username -o dump.txt
- Run the merge script and get an output dump of bad matches python3 ./update_ampache_from_file.py > output.txt
You can also set a specifiv file name using arguments python3 ./update_ampache_from_file.py /d:dump.txt > output.txt
I've added a new argument /all This will print all rows from the input file