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Update py-beets to 1.4.9 Beets 1.4.9 This small update is part of our attempt to release new versions more often! There are a few important fixes, and we're clearing the deck for a change to beets' dependencies in the next version. The new feature is: You can use the NO_COLOR environment variable to disable terminal colors. #3273 There are some fixes in this release: Fix a regression in the last release that made the image resizer fail to detect older versions of ImageMagick. #3269 gmusic: The oauth_file config option now supports more flexible path values, including ~ for the home directory. #3270 gmusic: Fix a crash when using version 12.0.0 or later of the gmusicapi module. #3270 Fix an incompatibility with Python 3.8's AST changes. #3278 Here's a note for packagers: pathlib is now an optional test dependency on Python 3.4+, removing the need for a Debian patch. #3275 Beets 1.4.8 This release is far too long in coming, but it's a good one. There is the usual torrent of new features and a ridiculously long line of fixes, but there are also some crucial maintenance changes. We officially support Python 3.7 and 3.8, and some performance optimizations can (anecdotally) make listing your library more than three times faster than in the previous version. The new core features are: A new config-aunique configuration option allows setting default options for the aunique template function. The albumdisambig field no longer includes the MusicBrainz release group disambiguation comment. A new releasegroupdisambig field has been added. #3024 The modify command now allows resetting fixed attributes. For example, beet modify -a artist:beatles artpath! resets artpath attribute from matching albums back to the default value. #2497 A new importer option, ignore_data_tracks, lets you skip audio tracks contained in data files. #3021 There are some new plugins: The playlist can query the beets library using M3U playlists. Thanks to @Holzhaus and @Xenopathic. #123 #3145 The loadext allows loading of SQLite extensions, primarily for use with the ICU SQLite extension for internationalization. #3160 #3226 The subsonicupdate can automatically update your Subsonic library. Thanks to @maffo999. #3001 And many improvements to existing plugins: lastgenre: Added option -A to match individual tracks and singletons. #3220 #3219 play: The plugin can now emit a UTF-8 BOM, fixing some issues with foobar2000 and Winamp. Thanks to @mz2212. #2944 gmusic: Add a new option to automatically upload to Google Play Music library on track import. Thanks to @shuaiscott. Add new options for Google Play Music authentication. Thanks to @thetarkus. #3002 replaygain: albumpeak on large collections is calculated as the average, not the maximum. #3008 #3009 chroma: Now optionally has a bias toward looking up more relevant releases according to the preferred configuration options. Thanks to @Archer4499. #3017 Fingerprint values are now properly stored as strings, which prevents strange repeated output when running beet write. Thanks to @Holzhaus. #3097 #2942 convert: The plugin now has an id3v23 option that allows you to override the global id3v23 option. Thanks to @Holzhaus. #3104 spotify: The plugin now uses OAuth for authentication to the Spotify API. Thanks to @rhlahuja. #2694 #3123 The plugin now works as an import metadata provider: you can match tracks and albums using the Spotify database. Thanks to @rhlahuja. #3123 ipfs: The plugin now supports a nocopy option which passes that flag to ipfs. Thanks to @wildthyme. discogs: The plugin now has rate limiting for the Discogs API. #3081 mpdstats, mpdupdate: These plugins now use the MPD_PORT environment variable if no port is specified in the configuration file. #3223 bpd: MPD protocol commands consume and single are now supported along with updated semantics for repeat and previous and new fields for status. The bpd server now understands and ignores some additional commands. #3200 #800 MPD protocol command idle is now supported, allowing the MPD version to be bumped to 0.14. #3205 #800 MPD protocol command decoders is now supported. #3222 The plugin now uses the main beets logging system. The special-purpose --debug flag has been removed. Thanks to @arcresu. #3196 mbsync: The plugin no longer queries MusicBrainz when either the mb_albumid or mb_trackid field is invalid. See also the discussion on Google Groups Thanks to @arogl. export: The plugin now also exports path field if the user explicitly specifies it with -i parameter. This only works when exporting library fields. #3084 acousticbrainz: The plugin now declares types for all its fields, which enables easier querying and avoids a problem where very small numbers would be stored as strings. Thanks to @rain0r. #2790 #3238 Some improvements have been focused on improving beets' performance: Querying the library is now faster: We only convert fields that need to be displayed. Thanks to @pprkut. #3089 We now compile templates once and reuse them instead of recompiling them to print out each matching object. Thanks to @SimonPersson. #3258 Querying the library for items is now faster, for all queries that do not need to access album level properties. This was implemented by lazily fetching the album only when needed. Thanks to @SimonPersson. #3260 absubmit, badfiles: Analysis now works in parallel (on Python 3 only). Thanks to @bemeurer. #2442 #3003 mpdstats: Use the currentsong MPD command instead of playlist to get the current song, improving performance when the playlist is long. Thanks to @ray66. #3207 #2752 Several improvements are related to usability: The disambiguation string for identifying albums in the importer now shows the catalog number. Thanks to @8h2a. #2951 Added whitespace padding to missing tracks dialog to improve readability. Thanks to @jams2. #2962 The move command now lists the number of items already in-place. Thanks to @RollingStar. #3117 Modify selection can now be applied early without selecting every item. #3083 Beets now emits more useful messages during startup if SQLite returns an error. The SQLite error message is now attached to the beets message. #3005 Fixed a confusing typo when the convert plugin copies the art covers. #3063 Many fixes have been focused on issues where beets would previously crash: Avoid a crash when archive extraction fails during import. #3041 Missing album art file during an update no longer causes a fatal exception (instead, an error is logged and the missing file path is removed from the library). #3030 When updating the database, beets no longer tries to move album art twice. #3189 Fix an unhandled exception when pruning empty directories. #1996 #3209 fetchart: Added network connection error handling to backends so that beets won't crash if a request fails. Thanks to @Holzhaus. #1579 badfiles: Avoid a crash when the underlying tool emits undecodable output. #3165 beatport: Avoid a crash when the server produces an error. #3184 bpd: Fix crashes in the bpd server during exception handling. #3200 bpd: Fix a crash triggered when certain clients tried to list the albums belonging to a particular artist. #3007 #3215 replaygain: Avoid a crash when the bs1770gain tool emits malformed XML. #2983 #3247 There are many fixes related to compatibility with our dependencies including addressing changes interfaces: On Python 2, pin the jellyfish requirement to version 0.6.0 for compatibility. Fix compatibility with Python 3.7 and its change to a name in the re module. #2978 Fix several uses of deprecated standard-library features on Python 3.7. Thanks to @arcresu. #3197 Fix compatibility with pre-release versions of Python 3.8. #3201 #3202 web: Fix an error when using more recent versions of Flask with CORS enabled. Thanks to @rveachkc. #2979: #2980 Avoid some deprecation warnings with certain versions of the MusicBrainz library. Thanks to @zhelezov. #2826 #3092 Restore iTunes Store album art source, and remove the dependency on python-itunes, which had gone unmaintained and was not Python-3-compatible. Thanks to @ocelma for creating python-itunes in the first place. Thanks to @nathdwek. #2371 #2551 #2718 lastgenre, edit: Avoid a deprecation warnings from the PyYAML library by switching to the safe loader. Thanks to @translit and @sbraz. #3192 #3225 Fix a problem when resizing images with PIL/pillow on Python 3. Thanks to @architek. #2504 #3029 And there are many other fixes: R128 normalization tags are now properly deleted from files when the values are missing. Thanks to @autrimpo. #2757 Display the artist credit when matching albums if the artist_credit configuration option is set. #2953 With the from_scratch configuration option set, only writable fields are cleared. Beets now no longer ignores the format your music is saved in. #2972 The %aunique template function now works correctly with the -f/--format option. #3043 Fixed the ordering of items when manually selecting changes while updating tags Thanks to @TaizoSimpson. #3501 The %title template function now works correctly with apostrophes. Thanks to @GuilhermeHideki. #3033 lastgenre: It's now possible to set the prefer_specific option without also setting canonical. #2973 fetchart: The plugin now respects the ignore and ignore_hidden settings. #1632 hook: Fix byte string interpolation in hook commands. #2967 #3167 the: Log a message when something has changed, not when it hasn't. Thanks to @arcresu. #3195 lastgenre: The force config option now actually works. #2704 #3054 Resizing image files with ImageMagick now avoids problems on systems where there is a convert command that is not ImageMagick's by using the magick executable when it is available. Thanks to @ababyduck. #2093 #3236 There is one new thing for plugin developers to know about: In addition to prefix-based field queries, plugins can now define named queries that are not associated with any specific field. For example, the new playlist supports queries like playlist:name although there is no field named playlist. See extend-query for details. And some messages for packagers: Note the changes to the dependencies on jellyfish and munkres. The optional python-itunes dependency has been removed. Python versions 3.7 and 3.8 are now supported.
2019-12-29 16:57:24 +01:00
# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.24 2019/12/29 15:57:24 sevan Exp $
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
Update py-beets to 1.4.9 Beets 1.4.9 This small update is part of our attempt to release new versions more often! There are a few important fixes, and we're clearing the deck for a change to beets' dependencies in the next version. The new feature is: You can use the NO_COLOR environment variable to disable terminal colors. #3273 There are some fixes in this release: Fix a regression in the last release that made the image resizer fail to detect older versions of ImageMagick. #3269 gmusic: The oauth_file config option now supports more flexible path values, including ~ for the home directory. #3270 gmusic: Fix a crash when using version 12.0.0 or later of the gmusicapi module. #3270 Fix an incompatibility with Python 3.8's AST changes. #3278 Here's a note for packagers: pathlib is now an optional test dependency on Python 3.4+, removing the need for a Debian patch. #3275 Beets 1.4.8 This release is far too long in coming, but it's a good one. There is the usual torrent of new features and a ridiculously long line of fixes, but there are also some crucial maintenance changes. We officially support Python 3.7 and 3.8, and some performance optimizations can (anecdotally) make listing your library more than three times faster than in the previous version. The new core features are: A new config-aunique configuration option allows setting default options for the aunique template function. The albumdisambig field no longer includes the MusicBrainz release group disambiguation comment. A new releasegroupdisambig field has been added. #3024 The modify command now allows resetting fixed attributes. For example, beet modify -a artist:beatles artpath! resets artpath attribute from matching albums back to the default value. #2497 A new importer option, ignore_data_tracks, lets you skip audio tracks contained in data files. #3021 There are some new plugins: The playlist can query the beets library using M3U playlists. Thanks to @Holzhaus and @Xenopathic. #123 #3145 The loadext allows loading of SQLite extensions, primarily for use with the ICU SQLite extension for internationalization. #3160 #3226 The subsonicupdate can automatically update your Subsonic library. Thanks to @maffo999. #3001 And many improvements to existing plugins: lastgenre: Added option -A to match individual tracks and singletons. #3220 #3219 play: The plugin can now emit a UTF-8 BOM, fixing some issues with foobar2000 and Winamp. Thanks to @mz2212. #2944 gmusic: Add a new option to automatically upload to Google Play Music library on track import. Thanks to @shuaiscott. Add new options for Google Play Music authentication. Thanks to @thetarkus. #3002 replaygain: albumpeak on large collections is calculated as the average, not the maximum. #3008 #3009 chroma: Now optionally has a bias toward looking up more relevant releases according to the preferred configuration options. Thanks to @Archer4499. #3017 Fingerprint values are now properly stored as strings, which prevents strange repeated output when running beet write. Thanks to @Holzhaus. #3097 #2942 convert: The plugin now has an id3v23 option that allows you to override the global id3v23 option. Thanks to @Holzhaus. #3104 spotify: The plugin now uses OAuth for authentication to the Spotify API. Thanks to @rhlahuja. #2694 #3123 The plugin now works as an import metadata provider: you can match tracks and albums using the Spotify database. Thanks to @rhlahuja. #3123 ipfs: The plugin now supports a nocopy option which passes that flag to ipfs. Thanks to @wildthyme. discogs: The plugin now has rate limiting for the Discogs API. #3081 mpdstats, mpdupdate: These plugins now use the MPD_PORT environment variable if no port is specified in the configuration file. #3223 bpd: MPD protocol commands consume and single are now supported along with updated semantics for repeat and previous and new fields for status. The bpd server now understands and ignores some additional commands. #3200 #800 MPD protocol command idle is now supported, allowing the MPD version to be bumped to 0.14. #3205 #800 MPD protocol command decoders is now supported. #3222 The plugin now uses the main beets logging system. The special-purpose --debug flag has been removed. Thanks to @arcresu. #3196 mbsync: The plugin no longer queries MusicBrainz when either the mb_albumid or mb_trackid field is invalid. See also the discussion on Google Groups Thanks to @arogl. export: The plugin now also exports path field if the user explicitly specifies it with -i parameter. This only works when exporting library fields. #3084 acousticbrainz: The plugin now declares types for all its fields, which enables easier querying and avoids a problem where very small numbers would be stored as strings. Thanks to @rain0r. #2790 #3238 Some improvements have been focused on improving beets' performance: Querying the library is now faster: We only convert fields that need to be displayed. Thanks to @pprkut. #3089 We now compile templates once and reuse them instead of recompiling them to print out each matching object. Thanks to @SimonPersson. #3258 Querying the library for items is now faster, for all queries that do not need to access album level properties. This was implemented by lazily fetching the album only when needed. Thanks to @SimonPersson. #3260 absubmit, badfiles: Analysis now works in parallel (on Python 3 only). Thanks to @bemeurer. #2442 #3003 mpdstats: Use the currentsong MPD command instead of playlist to get the current song, improving performance when the playlist is long. Thanks to @ray66. #3207 #2752 Several improvements are related to usability: The disambiguation string for identifying albums in the importer now shows the catalog number. Thanks to @8h2a. #2951 Added whitespace padding to missing tracks dialog to improve readability. Thanks to @jams2. #2962 The move command now lists the number of items already in-place. Thanks to @RollingStar. #3117 Modify selection can now be applied early without selecting every item. #3083 Beets now emits more useful messages during startup if SQLite returns an error. The SQLite error message is now attached to the beets message. #3005 Fixed a confusing typo when the convert plugin copies the art covers. #3063 Many fixes have been focused on issues where beets would previously crash: Avoid a crash when archive extraction fails during import. #3041 Missing album art file during an update no longer causes a fatal exception (instead, an error is logged and the missing file path is removed from the library). #3030 When updating the database, beets no longer tries to move album art twice. #3189 Fix an unhandled exception when pruning empty directories. #1996 #3209 fetchart: Added network connection error handling to backends so that beets won't crash if a request fails. Thanks to @Holzhaus. #1579 badfiles: Avoid a crash when the underlying tool emits undecodable output. #3165 beatport: Avoid a crash when the server produces an error. #3184 bpd: Fix crashes in the bpd server during exception handling. #3200 bpd: Fix a crash triggered when certain clients tried to list the albums belonging to a particular artist. #3007 #3215 replaygain: Avoid a crash when the bs1770gain tool emits malformed XML. #2983 #3247 There are many fixes related to compatibility with our dependencies including addressing changes interfaces: On Python 2, pin the jellyfish requirement to version 0.6.0 for compatibility. Fix compatibility with Python 3.7 and its change to a name in the re module. #2978 Fix several uses of deprecated standard-library features on Python 3.7. Thanks to @arcresu. #3197 Fix compatibility with pre-release versions of Python 3.8. #3201 #3202 web: Fix an error when using more recent versions of Flask with CORS enabled. Thanks to @rveachkc. #2979: #2980 Avoid some deprecation warnings with certain versions of the MusicBrainz library. Thanks to @zhelezov. #2826 #3092 Restore iTunes Store album art source, and remove the dependency on python-itunes, which had gone unmaintained and was not Python-3-compatible. Thanks to @ocelma for creating python-itunes in the first place. Thanks to @nathdwek. #2371 #2551 #2718 lastgenre, edit: Avoid a deprecation warnings from the PyYAML library by switching to the safe loader. Thanks to @translit and @sbraz. #3192 #3225 Fix a problem when resizing images with PIL/pillow on Python 3. Thanks to @architek. #2504 #3029 And there are many other fixes: R128 normalization tags are now properly deleted from files when the values are missing. Thanks to @autrimpo. #2757 Display the artist credit when matching albums if the artist_credit configuration option is set. #2953 With the from_scratch configuration option set, only writable fields are cleared. Beets now no longer ignores the format your music is saved in. #2972 The %aunique template function now works correctly with the -f/--format option. #3043 Fixed the ordering of items when manually selecting changes while updating tags Thanks to @TaizoSimpson. #3501 The %title template function now works correctly with apostrophes. Thanks to @GuilhermeHideki. #3033 lastgenre: It's now possible to set the prefer_specific option without also setting canonical. #2973 fetchart: The plugin now respects the ignore and ignore_hidden settings. #1632 hook: Fix byte string interpolation in hook commands. #2967 #3167 the: Log a message when something has changed, not when it hasn't. Thanks to @arcresu. #3195 lastgenre: The force config option now actually works. #2704 #3054 Resizing image files with ImageMagick now avoids problems on systems where there is a convert command that is not ImageMagick's by using the magick executable when it is available. Thanks to @ababyduck. #2093 #3236 There is one new thing for plugin developers to know about: In addition to prefix-based field queries, plugins can now define named queries that are not associated with any specific field. For example, the new playlist supports queries like playlist:name although there is no field named playlist. See extend-query for details. And some messages for packagers: Note the changes to the dependencies on jellyfish and munkres. The optional python-itunes dependency has been removed. Python versions 3.7 and 3.8 are now supported.
2019-12-29 16:57:24 +01:00
DISTNAME= beets-1.4.9
py-beets: updated to 1.4.6 1.4.6: The highlight of this release is "album merging," an oft-requested option in the importer to add new tracks to an existing album you already have in your library. This way, you no longer need to resort to removing the partial album from your library, combining the files manually, and importing again. Here are the larger new features in this release: * When the importer finds duplicate albums, you can now merge all the tracks---old and new---together and try importing them as a single, combined album. * :doc:/plugins/lyrics: The plugin can now produce reStructuredText files for beautiful, readable books of lyrics. * A new :ref:from_scratch configuration option makes the importer remove old metadata before applying new metadata. This new feature complements the :doc:zero </plugins/zero> and :doc:scrub </plugins/scrub> plugins but is slightly different: beets clears out all the old tags it knows about and only keeps the new data it gets from the remote metadata source.
2018-01-30 15:10:11 +01:00
CATEGORIES= audio python
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
MASTER_SITES= ${MASTER_SITE_PYPI:=b/beets/}
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
MAINTAINER= pkgsrc-users@NetBSD.org
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
HOMEPAGE= http://beets.io/
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
COMMENT= Music geek's media organizer
LICENSE= mit
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-Unidecode-[0-9]*:../../textproc/py-Unidecode
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-jellyfish-[0-9]*:../../textproc/py-jellyfish
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-last-[0-9]*:../../audio/py-last
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-munkres-[0-9]*:../../math/py-munkres
update to 1.2.0 changes: -allow additional data sources to augment the matches from MusicBrainz -New Duplicates Plugin, Missing Plugin -more feature additions and fixes
2013-06-12 22:29:21 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-musicbrainz-ngs>=0.4:../../audio/py-musicbrainz-ngs
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-mutagen>=1.33:../../audio/py-mutagen
Update to 1.3.5: 1.3.5 (April 15, 2014) ---------------------- This is a short-term release that adds some great new stuff to beets. There's support for tracking and calculating musical keys, the ReplayGain plugin was expanded to work with more music formats via GStreamer, we can now import directly from compressed archives, and the lyrics plugin is more robust. One note for upgraders and packagers: this version of beets has a new dependency in `enum34`_, which is a backport of the new `enum`_ standard library module. The major new features are: * Beets can now import `zip`, `tar` and `rar` archives. Just type ``beet import music.zip`` to have beets transparently extract the files to import. * :doc:`/plugins/replaygain`: Added support for calculating ReplayGain values with GStreamer as well the mp3gain program. This enables ReplayGain calculation for any audio format. Thanks to Yevgeny Bezman. * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: Lyrics should now be found for more songs. Searching is now sensitive to featured artists and parenthesized title suffixes. When a song has multiple titles, lyrics from all the named songs are now concatenated. Thanks to Fabrice Laporte and Paul Phillips. In particular, a full complement of features for supporting musical keys are new in this release: * A new `initial_key` is available in the database and files' tags. You can set the field manually using a command like ``beet modify initial_key=Am``. * The :doc:`/plugins/echonest` sets the `initial_key` field if the data is available. * A new :doc:`/plugins/keyfinder` runs a command-line tool to get the key from audio data and store it in the `initial_key` field. There are also many bug fixes and little enhancements: * :doc:`/plugins/echonest`: Truncate files larger than 50MB before uploading for analysis. * :doc:`/plugins/fetchart`: Fix a crash when the server does not specify a content type. Thanks to Lee Reinhardt. * :doc:`/plugins/convert`: The ``--keep-new`` flag now works correctly and the library includes the converted item. * The importer now logs a message instead of crashing when errors occur while opening the files to be imported. * :doc:`/plugins/embedart`: Better error messages in exceptional conditions. * Silenced some confusing error messages when searching for a non-MusicBrainz ID. Using an invalid ID (of any kind---Discogs IDs can be used there too) at the "Enter ID:" importer prompt now just silently returns no results. More info is in the verbose logs. * :doc:`/plugins/mbsync`: Fix application of album-level metadata. Due to a regression a few releases ago, only track-level metadata was being updated. * On Windows, paths on network shares (UNC paths) no longer cause "invalid filename" errors. * :doc:`/plugins/replaygain`: Fix crashes when attempting to log errors. * The :ref:`modify-cmd` command can now accept query arguments that contain = signs. An argument is considered a query part when a : appears before any =s. Thanks to mook. .. _enum34: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/enum34 .. _enum: https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/enum.html 1.3.4 (April 5, 2014) --------------------- This release brings a hodgepodge of medium-sized conveniences to beets. A new :ref:`config-cmd` command manages your configuration, we now have :ref:`bash completion <completion>`, and the :ref:`modify-cmd` command can delete attributes. There are also some significant performance optimizations to the autotagger's matching logic. One note for upgraders: if you use the :doc:`/plugins/fetchart`, it has a new dependency, the `requests`_ module. New stuff: * Added a :ref:`config-cmd` command to manage your configuration. It can show you what you currently have in your config file, point you at where the file should be, or launch your text editor to let you modify the file. Thanks to geigerzaehler. * Beets now ships with a shell command completion script! See :ref:`completion`. Thanks to geigerzaehler. * The :ref:`modify-cmd` command now allows removing flexible attributes. For example, ``beet modify artist:beatles oldies!`` deletes the ``oldies`` attribute from matching items. Thanks to brilnius. * Internally, beets has laid the groundwork for supporting multi-valued fields. Thanks to geigerzaehler. * The importer interface now shows the URL for MusicBrainz matches. Thanks to johtso. * :doc:`/plugins/smartplaylist`: Playlists can now be generated from multiple queries (combined with "or" logic). Album-level queries are also now possible and automatic playlist regeneration can now be disabled. Thanks to brilnius. * :doc:`/plugins/echonest`: Echo Nest similarity now weights the tempo in better proportion to other metrics. Also, options were added to specify custom thresholds and output formats. Thanks to Adam M. * Added the :ref:`after_write <plugin_events>` plugin event. * :doc:`/plugins/lastgenre`: Separator in genre lists can now be configured. Thanks to brilnius. * We now only use "primary" aliases for artist names from MusicBrainz. This eliminates some strange naming that could occur when the `languages` config option was set. Thanks to Filipe Fortes. * The performance of the autotagger's matching mechanism is vastly improved. This should be noticeable when matching against very large releases such as box sets. * The :ref:`import-cmd` command can now accept individual files as arguments even in non-singleton mode. Files are imported as one-track albums. Fixes: * Error messages involving paths no longer escape non-ASCII characters (for legibility). * Fixed a regression that made it impossible to use the :ref:`modify-cmd` command to add new flexible fields. Thanks to brilnius. * :doc:`/plugins/echonest`: Avoid crashing when the audio analysis fails. Thanks to Pedro Silva. * :doc:`/plugins/duplicates`: Fix checksumming command execution for files with quotation marks in their names. Thanks again to Pedro Silva. * Fix a crash when importing with both of the :ref:`group_albums` and :ref:`incremental` options enabled. Thanks to geigerzaehler. * Give a sensible error message when ``BEETSDIR`` points to a file. Thanks again to geigerzaehler. * Fix a crash when reading WMA files whose boolean-valued fields contain strings. Thanks to johtso. * :doc:`/plugins/fetchart`: The plugin now sends "beets" as the User-Agent when making scraping requests. This helps resolve some blocked requests. The plugin now also depends on the `requests`_ Python library. * The :ref:`write-cmd` command now only shows the changes to fields that will actually be written to a file. * :doc:`/plugins/duplicates`: Spurious reports are now avoided for tracks with missing values (e.g., no MBIDs). Thanks to Pedro Silva. * The default :ref:`replace` sanitation options now remove leading whitespace by default. Thanks to brilnius. * :doc:`/plugins/importfeeds`: Fix crash when importing albums containing ``/`` with the ``m3u_multi`` format. * Avoid crashing on Mutagen bugs while writing files' tags. * :doc:`/plugins/convert`: Display a useful error message when the FFmpeg executable can't be found. .. _requests: http://www.python-requests.org/ 1.3.3 (February 26, 2014) ------------------------- Version 1.3.3 brings a bunch changes to how item and album fields work internally. Along with laying the groundwork for some great things in the future, this brings a number of improvements to how you interact with beets. Here's what's new with fields in particular: * Plugin-provided fields can now be used in queries. For example, if you use the :doc:`/plugins/inline` to define a field called ``era``, you can now filter your library based on that field by typing something like ``beet list era:goldenage``. * Album-level flexible attributes and plugin-provided attributes can now be used in path formats (and other item-level templates). * :ref:`Date-based queries <datequery>` are now possible. Try getting every track you added in February 2014 with ``beet ls added:2014-02`` or in the whole decade with ``added:2010..``. Thanks to Stig Inge Lea Bjørnsen. * The :ref:`modify-cmd` command is now better at parsing and formatting fields. You can assign to boolean fields like ``comp``, for example, using either the words "true" or "false" or the numerals 1 and 0. Any boolean-esque value is normalized to a real boolean. The :ref:`update-cmd` and :ref:`write-cmd` commands also got smarter at formatting and colorizing changes. For developers, the short version of the story is that Item and Album objects provide *uniform access* across fixed, flexible, and computed attributes. You can write ``item.foo`` to access the ``foo`` field without worrying about where the data comes from. Unrelated new stuff: * The importer has a new interactive option (*G* for "Group albums"), command-line flag (``--group-albums``), and config option (:ref:`group_albums`) that lets you split apart albums that are mixed together in a single directory. Thanks to geigerzaehler. * A new ``--config`` command-line option lets you specify an additional configuration file. This option *combines* config settings with your default config file. (As part of this change, the ``BEETSDIR`` environment variable no longer combines---it *replaces* your default config file.) Thanks again to geigerzaehler. * :doc:`/plugins/ihate`: The plugin's configuration interface was overhauled. Its configuration is now much simpler---it uses beets queries instead of an ad-hoc per-field configuration. This is *backwards-incompatible*---if you use this plugin, you will need to update your configuration. Thanks to BrainDamage. Other little fixes: * :doc:`/plugins/echonest`: Tempo (BPM) is now always stored as an integer. Thanks to Heinz Wiesinger. * Fix Python 2.6 compatibility in some logging statements in :doc:`/plugins/chroma` and :doc:`/plugins/lastgenre`. * Prevent some crashes when things go really wrong when writing file metadata at the end of the import process. * New plugin events: ``item_removed`` (thanks to Romuald Conty) and ``item_copied`` (thanks to Stig Inge Lea Bjørnsen). * The ``pluginpath`` config option can now point to the directory containing plugin code. (Previously, it awkwardly needed to point at a directory containing a ``beetsplug`` directory, which would then contain your code. This is preserved as an option for backwards compatibility.) This change should also work around a long-standing issue when using ``pluginpath`` when beets is installed using pip. Many thanks to geigerzaehler. * :doc:`/plugins/web`: The ``/item/`` and ``/album/`` API endpoints now produce full details about albums and items, not just lists of IDs. Thanks to geigerzaehler. * Fix a potential crash when using image resizing with the :doc:`/plugins/fetchart` or :doc:`/plugins/embedart` without ImageMagick installed. * Also, when invoking ``convert`` for image resizing fails, we now log an error instead of crashing. * :doc:`/plugins/fetchart`: The ``beet fetchart`` command can now associate local images with albums (unless ``--force`` is provided). Thanks to brilnius. * :doc:`/plugins/fetchart`: Command output is now colorized. Thanks again to brilnius. * The :ref:`modify-cmd` command avoids writing files and committing to the database when nothing has changed. Thanks once more to brilnius. * The importer now uses the album artist field when guessing existing metadata for albums (rather than just the track artist field). Thanks to geigerzaehler. * :doc:`/plugins/fromfilename`: Fix a crash when a filename contained only a track number (e.g., ``02.mp3``). * :doc:`/plugins/convert`: Transcoding should now work on Windows. * :doc:`/plugins/duplicates`: The ``move`` and ``copy`` destination arguments are now treated as directories. Thanks to Pedro Silva. * The :ref:`modify-cmd` command now skips confirmation and prints a message if no changes are necessary. Thanks to brilnius. * :doc:`/plugins/fetchart`: When using the ``remote_priority`` config option, local image files are no longer completely ignored. * :doc:`/plugins/echonest`: Fix an issue causing the plugin to appear twice in the output of the ``beet version`` command. * :doc:`/plugins/lastgenre`: Fix an occasional crash when no tag weight was returned by Last.fm. * :doc:`/plugins/mpdstats`: Restore the ``last_played`` field. Thanks to Johann Klähn. * The :ref:`modify-cmd` command's output now clearly shows when a file has been deleted. * Album art in files with Vorbis Comments is now marked with the "front cover" type. Thanks to Jason Lefley.
2014-04-17 14:29:34 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-requests-[0-9]*:../../devel/py-requests
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-six>=1.9:../../lang/py-six
fix for Python!=2.7, needs sqlite3
2013-03-14 22:36:19 +01:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-sqlite3-[0-9]*:../../databases/py-sqlite3
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-yaml-[0-9]*:../../textproc/py-yaml
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
.include "../../lang/python/pyversion.mk"
py-beets: updated to 1.4.6 1.4.6: The highlight of this release is "album merging," an oft-requested option in the importer to add new tracks to an existing album you already have in your library. This way, you no longer need to resort to removing the partial album from your library, combining the files manually, and importing again. Here are the larger new features in this release: * When the importer finds duplicate albums, you can now merge all the tracks---old and new---together and try importing them as a single, combined album. * :doc:/plugins/lyrics: The plugin can now produce reStructuredText files for beautiful, readable books of lyrics. * A new :ref:from_scratch configuration option makes the importer remove old metadata before applying new metadata. This new feature complements the :doc:zero </plugins/zero> and :doc:scrub </plugins/scrub> plugins but is slightly different: beets clears out all the old tags it knows about and only keeps the new data it gets from the remote metadata source.
2018-01-30 15:10:11 +01:00
.if ${_PYTHON_VERSION} == 27
Update audio/beets to 1.4.3 pkgsrc changes: - Update MASTER_SITES to MASTER_SITE_PYPI - Update HOMEPAGE - Get rid of PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE (beets is now compatible with Python 3 too) - Misc cosmetic fixes and simplifications Changes: 1.4.3 (January 9, 2017) ----------------------- Happy new year! This new version includes a cornucopia of new features from contributors, including new tags related to classical music and a new :doc:`/plugins/absubmit` for performing acoustic analysis on your music. The :doc:`/plugins/random` has a new mode that lets you generate time-limited music---for example, you might generate a random playlist that lasts the perfect length for your walk to work. We also access as many Web services as possible over secure connections now---HTTPS everywhere! 1.4.2 (December 16, 2016) ------------------------- This is just a little bug fix release. With 1.4.2, we're also confident enough to recommend that anyone who's interested give Python 3 a try: bugs may still lurk, but we've deemed things safe enough for broad adoption. If you can, please install beets with ``pip3`` instead of ``pip2`` this time and let us know how it goes! 1.4.1 (November 25, 2016) ------------------------- Version 1.4 has **alpha-level** Python 3 support. Thanks to the heroic efforts of :user:`jrobeson`, beets should run both under Python 2.7, as before, and now under Python 3.4 and above. The support is still new: it undoubtedly contains bugs, so it may replace all your music with Limp Bizkit---but if you're brave and you have backups, please try installing on Python 3. Let us know how it goes. 1.3.19 (June 25, 2016) ---------------------- This is primarily a bug fix release: it cleans up a couple of regressions that appeared in the last version. But it also features the triumphant return of the :doc:`/plugins/beatport` and a modernized :doc:`/plugins/bpd`. It's also the first version where beets passes all its tests on Windows! May this herald a new age of cross-platform reliability for beets. 1.3.18 (May 31, 2016) --------------------- This update adds a new :doc:`/plugins/hook` that lets you integrate beets with command-line tools and an :doc:`/plugins/export` that can dump data from the beets database as JSON. You can also automatically translate lyrics using a machine translation service. The ``echonest`` plugin has been removed in this version because the API it used is `shutting down`_. You might want to try the :doc:`/plugins/acousticbrainz` instead. .. _shutting down: https://developer.spotify.com/news-stories/2016/03/29/api-improvements-update/ 1.3.17 (February 7, 2016) ------------------------- This release introduces one new plugin to fetch audio information from the `AcousticBrainz`_ project and another plugin to make it easier to submit your handcrafted metadata back to MusicBrainz. The importer also gained two oft-requested features: a way to skip the initial search process by specifying an ID ahead of time, and a way to *manually* provide metadata in the middle of the import process (via the :doc:`/plugins/edit`). Also, as of this release, the beets project has some new Internet homes! Our new domain name is `beets.io`_, and we have a shiny new GitHub organization: `beetbox`_. 1.3.16 (December 28, 2015) -------------------------- The big news in this release is a new :doc:`interactive editor plugin </plugins/edit>`. It's really nifty: you can now change your music's metadata by making changes in a visual text editor, which can sometimes be far more efficient than the built-in :ref:`modify-cmd` command. No more carefully retyping the same artist name with slight capitalization changes. This version also adds an oft-requested "not" operator to beets' queries, so you can exclude music from any operation. It also brings friendlier formatting (and querying!) of song durations. 1.3.15 (October 17, 2015) ------------------------- This release adds a new plugin for checking file quality and a new source for lyrics. The larger features are: * A new :doc:`/plugins/badfiles` helps you scan for corruption in your music collection. Thanks to :user:`fxthomas`. :bug:`1568` * :doc:`/plugins/lyrics`: You can now fetch lyrics from Genius.com. Thanks to :user:`sadatay`. :bug:`1626` :bug:`1639` * :doc:`/plugins/zero`: The plugin can now use a "whitelist" policy as an alternative to the (default) "blacklist" mode. Thanks to :user:`adkow`. :bug:`1621` :bug:`1641` 1.3.14 (August 2, 2015) ----------------------- This is mainly a bugfix release, but we also have a nifty new plugin for `ipfs`_ and a bunch of new configuration options. 1.3.13 (April 24, 2015) ----------------------- This is a tiny bug-fix release. It copes with a dependency upgrade that broke beets. 1.3.12 (April 18, 2015) ----------------------- This little update makes queries more powerful, sorts music more intelligently, and removes a performance bottleneck. There's an experimental new plugin for synchronizing metadata with music players. Packagers should also note a new dependency in this version: the `Jellyfish`_ Python library makes our text comparisons (a big part of the auto-tagging process) go much faster. 1.3.11 (April 5, 2015) ---------------------- In this release, we refactored the logging system to be more flexible and more useful. There are more granular levels of verbosity, the output from plugins should be more consistent, and several kinds of logging bugs should be impossible in the future. There are also two new plugins: one for filtering the files you import and an evolved plugin for using album art as directory thumbnails in file managers. There's a new source for album art, and the importer now records the source of match data. This is a particularly huge release---there's lots more below. There's one big change with this release: **Python 2.6 is no longer supported**. You'll need Python 2.7. Please trust us when we say this let us remove a surprising number of ugly hacks throughout the code.
2017-05-09 15:29:21 +02:00
DEPENDS+= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-enum34-[0-9]*:../../devel/py-enum34
.endif
Mark packages as not ready for python-3.x where applicable; either because they themselves are not ready or because a dependency isn't. This is annotated by PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE= 33 # not yet ported as of x.y.z or PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE= 33 # py-foo, py-bar respectively, please use the same style for other packages, and check during updates. Use versioned_dependencies.mk where applicable. Use REPLACE_PYTHON instead of handcoded alternatives, where applicable. Reorder Makefile sections into standard order, where applicable. Remove PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCLUDE_3X lines since that will be default with the next commit. Whitespace cleanups and other nits corrected, where necessary.
2014-01-25 11:29:56 +01:00
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
USE_LANGUAGES= # none
1.4.5: Version 1.4.5 adds some oft-requested features. When you're importing files, you can now manually set fields on the new music. Date queries have gotten much more powerful: you can write precise queries down to the second, and we now have *relative* queries like ``-1w``, which means *one week ago*. Here are the new features: * You can now set fields to certain values during :ref:`import-cmd`, using either a ``--set field=value`` command-line flag or a new :ref:`set_fields` configuration option under the `importer` section. * :ref:`Date queries <datequery>` can now include times, so you can filter your music down to the second. * :ref:`Date queries <datequery>` can also be *relative*. You can say ``added:-1w..`` to match music added in the last week, for example. * A new :doc:`/plugins/gmusic` lets you interact with your Google Play Music library. * :doc:`/plugins/replaygain`: We now keep R128 data in separate tags from classic ReplayGain data for formats that need it (namely, Ogg Opus). A new `r128` configuration option enables this behavior for specific formats. * The :ref:`move-cmd` command gained a new ``--export`` flag, which copies files to an external location without changing their paths in the library database. There are also some bug fixes: * :doc:`/plugins/lastgenre`: Fix a crash when using the `prefer_specific` and `canonical` options together. * :doc:`/plugins/web`: Fix a crash on Windows under Python 2 when serving non-ASCII filenames. * :doc:`/plugins/metasync`: Fix a crash in the Amarok backend when filenames contain quotes. * More informative error messages are displayed when the file format is not recognized.
2017-07-23 21:04:10 +02:00
post-install:
cd ${DESTDIR}${PREFIX}/bin && ${MV} beet beet${PYVERSSUFFIX} || ${TRUE}
Import py-beets-1.0.0 as audio/py-beets. Beets is the best command-line tool for viewing, querying, renaming, and updating your music collection. The purpose of beets is to get your music collection right once and for all. It catalogs your collection, automatically improving its metadata as it goes using the MusicBrainz database. (It also downloads cover art for albums it imports.) Then it provides a bouquet of tools for manipulating and accessing your music. Because beets is designed as a library, it can do almost anything you can imagine for your music collection. Via plugins, beets becomes a panacea: * Embed and extract album art from files' tags. * Listen to your library with a music player that speaks the MPD protocol and works with a staggering variety of interfaces. * Fetch lyrics for all your songs from databases on the Web. * Manage your MusicBrainz music collection. * Analyze music files' metadata from the command line. * Clean up crufty tags left behind by other, less-awesome tools. * Browse your music library graphically through a Web browser and play it in any browser that supports HTML5 Audio.
2013-03-14 14:57:54 +01:00
.include "../../lang/python/egg.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
Reference in a new issue Copy permalink