amaroKollection
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A bash script that exports information from amaroK's collection database. This is done in plain text or to a HTML file.
What's planned:
- more views
- song listings (linked to albums or something like that, proposals are appreciated!)
- graphical user interface
- make it available through amaroK's script browser
Please give feedback if it runs smoothly or if there are any problems.
I'm looking for some nice CSS ideas, if you can come up with something, send it to me, I'll be glad to build it in then :) If you need more divs and so on, tell me.
Cheers, Patrick.
13 years ago
0.1:
* Generated HTML is XHTML 1.0 strict compliant
First release. Not much functionality, yet. Published for testing and getting ideas on what users would like to have.
0.2:
* Sorting
* Secure temporary file creation (I guess)
* speed improvement (less SQL queries)
I rewrote much of the script. So the new version is quite a bit faster (due to less stupidity) ;)
0.3:
* New view "Genres and their artists"
* Views now go to separate HTML pages
* Option to put the HTML pages into a ZIP archive after creation
* Slight improvements here and there
0.4:
* Added CSS support. A default CSS file is being generated.
0.41:
* No changes except that I added the GPL pointer to the script.
0.42:
* Fixed bug - if a directory for HTML generation was specified, the CSS file import and links to the lists had absolute paths.
0.43:
* Changed amaroK to Amarok everywhere. The script's name will stay "amaroKollection" though.
* Added a check if the specified target directory exists, otherwise amaroKollection exits.
13 years ago
0.1:
* Generated HTML is XHTML 1.0 strict compliant
First release. Not much functionality, yet. Published for testing and getting ideas on what users would like to have.
0.2:
* Sorting
* Secure temporary file creation (I guess)
* speed improvement (less SQL queries)
I rewrote much of the script. So the new version is quite a bit faster (due to less stupidity) ;)
0.3:
* New view "Genres and their artists"
* Views now go to separate HTML pages
* Option to put the HTML pages into a ZIP archive after creation
* Slight improvements here and there
0.4:
* Added CSS support. A default CSS file is being generated.
0.41:
* No changes except that I added the GPL pointer to the script.
0.42:
* Fixed bug - if a directory for HTML generation was specified, the CSS file import and links to the lists had absolute paths.
0.43:
* Changed amaroK to Amarok everywhere. The script's name will stay "amaroKollection" though.
* Added a check if the specified target directory exists, otherwise amaroKollection exits.
katrinadcobb
Mar 16 2020
juliadlea
Feb 11 2020
annjbrown
Jan 09 2020
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flinkebernt
13 years ago
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BorgQueen
13 years ago
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kokiperex
14 years ago
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BorgQueen
15 years ago
Thanks
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thomax
15 years ago
More listings:
Genre
Artist
or
Genre
Album
or
Genre
Artist
Album
or
Genre
Year
Album
or
Genre
Year
Artist
and I think you can come up with even more usefull listings yourself ;) :)
Kind Regards
Thomas
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padde
15 years ago
I'm quite busy these days, that's why I didn't continue with this script.
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british
15 years ago
thx!!
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padde
15 years ago
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BorgQueen
15 years ago
Well done either way, thanks.
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padde
15 years ago
There is currently only the "artists and their albums" view, no track view or anything else, yet.
As I stated in the description, I uploaded this initial version (and also version 0.2) only for testing and getting an idea what people want - it's not really "productive" right now ;)
So I'll take your input as a wish for a track view. What exactly are you thinking of? Because I guess if I just list all tracks on one huge page, this would be megabytes long on big collections. Some [+] button to "zoom in" would perhaps be cool. I'll check how I could do that the next days.
Patrick.
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