LyricsPy can be installed using pip
from PyPI or from GitHub.
pip install -U lyricspy
pip install -U git+https://github.com/AmanoTeam/LyricsPy
Using LyricsPy is easy, but let's see some examples:
from lyricspy import Musixmatch
import json
def search_lyrics_and_translation_musixmatch(query, lang="pt", limit=1):
# Initializes the Musixmatch class
musixmatch = Musixmatch()
# Note: after the 2.2.0 update the token is optional
# Performs an automatic search to obtain the lyrics and their translations
search_results = musixmatch.auto(query, lang, limit)
# Saves the results in a JSON file for viewing
with open("musixmatch_results.json", "w") as f:
json.dump(search_results, f)
# Example of use
search_lyrics_and_translation_musixmatch("Hello")
from lyricspy import Lyrics
def search_lyrics_and_translation(query):
# Initializes the Lyrics class
lyrics = Lyrics()
# Performs the initial search to obtain the links to the lyrics
search_results = lyrics.search(query)
# Iterates through the search results
for result in search_results:
# Extracts the link to the lyrics
lyrics_link = result["link"]
# Performs the search for the lyrics on the page of the obtained link
lyrics_details = lyrics.lyric(result)
# Prints the title of the song, the lyrics, and the translation (if available)
print(f"Title: {lyrics_details['music']}")
print(f"Lyrics: \n{lyrics_details['lyric']}\n")
if lyrics_details['translation']:
print(f"Translation: \n{lyrics_details['translation']}\n")
# Example of use
search_lyrics_and_translation("Hello")