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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Script to Fetch MusicBrainz IDs (MBIDs) for Artists from a CSV File

Purpose:
This script reads a CSV file containing artist names, extracts unique artist names
from the columns 'Artist Name 1' to 'Artist Name 6', and queries the MusicBrainz API 
for the MusicBrainz ID (MBID) of each artist. It then saves the results to a JSON file.

Steps:

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Script to create SomaFM playlists based on XML channel data
# The script will create playlists in directories named after the playlist type (e.g., fastpls-mp3).
# It can handle multiple types of playlists, and will clean up existing playlists before creating new ones.

# Base directory for all playlists
BASE_DIR="./playlists"

# Define valid playlist types and their mappings using an associative array

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# FILE:     songlengthtest.sh
# ROLE:     Display the current song title with length constraints for better readability.
# BASED ON: https://gist.github.com/professorjamesmoriarty/2d4fcea1f587750b7bfc
# CREATED:  2015-09-27 06:31:51
# MODIFIED: 2025-05-31
# LICENSE:  GNU General Public License v3.0

# Function: mus
# Purpose : Retrieve and display the currently playing song from MPD,

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Automatically removes songs from your playlist that match a blacklist or the Christmas genre
# unless it is between the day after U.S. Thanksgiving and before January 15.

BLACKLIST=/var/music/blacklist.txt
MPD_HOST=localhost
REJECT_GENRE="Christmas"

# Define the date range

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#!/usr/bin/bash

# Script: MPD Duplicate Removal
# Purpose: This script identifies and removes duplicate entries from an MPD playlist.
# It finds the first duplicate based on file names, and removes it from the playlist.
# The script continues removing duplicates until there are no more left.
#
# Functions:
# 1. mpd_first_duplicate: Identifies the position of the first duplicate file in the playlist.
# 2. mpd_delete_duplicates: Loops through the playlist and deletes duplicates using the first function.

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#!/bin/bash
# Send notification with album art (if found) when mpd plays a new song, depends on libnotify

readonly MUSIC_DIR="${HOME}/Music"

while true; do
  SONG_PATH="$(mpc --format '%file%' current --wait)"
  
  if [[ ! -z "$SONG_PATH" ]]; then # check if song is being played
    SONG_DIR="$(dirname "${SONG_PATH}")"

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script: mpc_state_manager.sh
# Description: 
#   This script manages saving and loading the current track and playback state 
#   of the MPD (Music Player Daemon) client `mpc` to/from a file. It provides
#   two main operations:
#   1. Saving the current track and its state (playing/paused) into a file.
#   2. Loading a previously saved track and state, and resuming playback.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Icon Definitions (Nerd Font Icons)
# Define custom icons for different playback states (play, pause, stop, etc.)
PLAY_ICON="󰐊"
PAUSE_ICON="󰏤"
STOP_ICON="󰓛"
NEXT_ICON="󰒭"
PREV_ICON="󰒮"
VOLUME_UP_ICON="󰝝"

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#!/bin/sh

# This script interacts with the `mpc` (Music Player Client) to manage playlists in MPD (Music Player Daemon).
# It allows the user to perform operations such as:
# - Viewing the current playlist with enumerated items.
# - Selecting, loading, or replacing playlists interactively.
# - Clearing the current playlist and loading a new one.
# Usage:
# - Run the script with no arguments to execute `mpc` commands.
# - Use specific arguments like 'playlist', 'iload', or 'replace' to invoke specialized functions.

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

# Script to interact with the music queue and manage song ratings and statuses using "stickers"
# The stickers feature is used for marking songs with specific labels (e.g., "broken" or "rating").
# This script supports rating songs, flagging songs as "bad" (broken), removing songs from the queue, 
# listing songs flagged as bad, and jumping to a random song in the queue.
# Ratings are compatible with clients such as Cantata, mpedv, and myMPD.

# Function to display usage instructions
usage () {