Danielle McLean
9fca1d566e
I still don't totally understand when MusicBrainz uses a track ID and when it uses a release track ID - they're both displayed as the "MusicBrainz Track ID" tag in Picard, despite being treated as different tags by everything else - but supporting both is easy enough.
38 lines
735 B
Python
38 lines
735 B
Python
from enum import StrEnum
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from pathlib import Path
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from typing import Protocol
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from uuid import UUID
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from attrs import define, field
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class PlaybackState(StrEnum):
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play = "play"
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pause = "pause"
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stop = "stop"
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@define
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class Song:
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state: PlaybackState
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queue_index: int
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queue_length: int
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file: Path
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musicbrainz_trackid: UUID | None
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musicbrainz_releasetrackid: UUID | None
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title: str | None
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artist: str | None
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composer: str | None
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album: str | None
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album_artist: str | None
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track: int | None
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disc: int | None
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genre: str | None
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duration: float
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elapsed: float
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art: bytes | None = field(repr=lambda a: "<has art>" if a else "<no art>")
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class SongListener(Protocol):
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def update(self, song: Song | None) -> None:
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