is-My-Music-Complete

...But why ?

I got bored, that's why. ... Ok, I got angry seeing that my music library contained incomplete albums, and I wanted to dynamically detect those albums (instead of doing it all manually).

Set-up

There is just one very small step : Give the path to your music library folder. You have to change it here :

src/Util.cs

change the line 16 (the @ is important) :
 public static string PATH_READ_MUSIC = @"C:\path\to\my\music\library";

How to run it

Simply open the project in Visual Studio and run it :) Or if you have .NET (core) installed, enter $ dotnet run in the console at the root of the project's folder.

Depending on the action you perform, a text file containing the according logs will appear in the source folder.

ENJOY !! (well, I hope you do)

It does not f@cking work

Ah. To my knowledge, there is only one explanation. The program supposes that your music is stored as the following :

Artist A
 --Album A-1
 ----song A-1-a
 ----song A-1-b
 ----song A-1-c
 
 --Album A-2
 ----song A-2-a
 ----song A-2-b
 ----song A-2-c
 
Artist B
 --Album B-1
 ----song B-1-a
 ----song B-1-b
 ----song B-1-c
 
 --Album B-2
 ----song B-2-a
 ----song B-2-b
 ----song B-2-c
 
 --Album B-3
 ----song B-3-a
 ----song B-3-b
 ----song B-3-c

If you don't have such a structure, well... it won't work well.

That or the file's names do not begin by numbers.. To keep things short, the file's names are really, REALLY important to this code.

Authors

It was made by... me :)

BEGEOT Hugues - his Git repository

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

opsilonn / is-My-Music-Complete