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Get audio metrics from your Discogs collection
Take a folder from a Discogs collection, and get audio metadata from Spotify's API for every track.
Thing ain't quite done. Don't use it. 💕
npm i fevr
You'll need API keys for both Discogs and Spotify. Because this library only culls from public data, no OAuth business is involved in setting things up.
import Fevr from 'fevr';
const f = new Fevr(opts);
f.get('gakimball', 0).then(tracks => {
// `tracks` is an array of objects
console.log(f.format(tracks));
});
Create a parser instance with a set of API credentials.
opts
(Object): instance options.
opts.discogsKey
(String): Discogs application ID.opts.discogsSecret
(String): Discogs application secret.opts.spotifyKey
(String): Spotify application ID.opts.spotifySecret
(String): Spotify application secret.Get track metadata for a user's collection or folder.
user
(String): Discogs user.folder
(Integer): Collection folder.
0
gets everything.1
gets uncategorized records.Returns a Promise containing an array of objects. Each object is a track with metadata.
Format track metadata as an ASCII table. Includes these columns for now:
Returns a string of the table.
git clone https://github.com/gakimball/fevr
cd fevr
npm install
npm test
MIT © Geoff Kimball
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Get audio metrics from your Discogs collection
The npm package fevr receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, fevr popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fevr demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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