This is a simple wrapper for: http://api.chartlyrics.com. You can search for songs, artists and get the lyrics.
pip install chartlyrics
from chartlyrics import ChartLyricsClient
client = ChartLyricsClient()
for song in client.search_text("starts with one"):
if "park" in song.artist.lower():
print(song.artist) # Linking Park
print(song.lyrics) # Starts with one\n One thing I dont know why...
You can also use song.lyrics_object which will return a Lyrics object that you can index strophes and verses on:
lyrics = song.lyrics_object
print(lyrics[0][-1]) # first strophe last verse
Check the tests for more examples.
Fork the repo, run:
poetry install
Add features, write tests, run:
poetry run pytest
Create a Pull request.
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Wrapper for chartlyrics api: http://api.chartlyrics.com
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