I use this program to keep the music files on my computer consistently tagged and organized.
The idea is that you put your song files wherever you want, and then write configuration files that determine how the song's name and location can be converted into embedded metadata.
NaiveMusicUpdater needs one argument: the path to a library.yaml file. This file can go anywhere. It contains configuration for the application as a whole.
Bare minimum, you need two keys in library.yaml:
library: The folder path where your music files live.extensions: List of file extensions the program will scan. Example:[mp3, flac, wav]
By default, the program won't make any changes to your files, it will just list them all. To make changes, you create config.yaml files. By default, they go in the same folders as your music, and affect everything in their folder and deeper.
A simple use case is copying the file name of every song to its title field. A simple config.yaml can do this:
songs:
title:
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