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WYRICS Git some lyrics
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Fetch lyrics for a song from lyrics.wikia.com with this script.
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You can fetch them by search queries, or by their URL.
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PRE-REQUISITES
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You'll need:
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* "gendl" in your $PATH
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* a POSIX-compatible shell (tested with `pdksh` and `bash`)
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* "curl", "wget", or "ftp" installed
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* "lynx" installed
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USAGE
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2019-01-21 13:09:15 -06:00
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WYRICS
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Just run "wyrics" like so:
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wyrics -s "query"
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wyrics -u page_url
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If you use the "-u" option, the lyrics will just be printed to stdout.
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If you decide to use "-s", though, search results'll be displayed to your
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screen (via stderr)-- each numbered from 1-10.
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Just type a number, hit enter, and the lyrics'll pop up.
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$ wyrics -s "boston"
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1 Boston
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2 Sonny:We're Better Than Boston
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3 Boston Manor:FY1
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4 Boston Manor:Halo
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5 Boston Manor:Wolf
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6 Boston Manor:Stick Up
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7 Boston Manor:If I Can't Have It No One Can
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8 Boston Manor:Square One
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9 Boston Manor:Driftwood
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10 Boston Manor:Forget Me Not
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>>
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If you want to save lyrics to a file, you'll need to redirect the
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output-- "wyrics -s 'bob' > BOB.txt"
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2019-01-21 13:09:15 -06:00
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... however, I've also included some more scripts that'll help make wyrics
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and listening to music with lyrics more convenient:
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WYDIR
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Runs "wyrics" over every song in a directory of a given file-extension.
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The lyrics are output to "$song.txt"
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Just run "wydir" like so:
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wydir file-ext [prefix]
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file-ext should be the file-extension of songs in the current dir.
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prefix should be a prefix to search results to help make them
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more accurate-- like, for example, the band-name, the
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album, etc.
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This is really convenient if you wanna get the lyrics of an album in
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one go. =w=
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MP
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MP is a font-end to the music-player MPV.
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What MP does, is that before a song is played, it tries to "cat" it's
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lyrics file (assumed to be like "song.ogg.txt"), then executes MPV.
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Since it executes MPV once for every song passed, you're probably wondering
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how you could seek back or forward a song.
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Normally you'd use "<" or ">", but with MP, just use CTRL-C and "Q".
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The escape-code of CTRL-C (4) is caught by MP, and interpreted to mean you
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wanna go back a song.
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The regular escape-code of "Q" (0) is caught, and interpreted to mean you
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want to skip to the next song.
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2019-01-20 23:41:10 -06:00
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BORING STUFF
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License is CC-0 (though, "gendl" is GPLv3)
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Author is Jenga Phoenix <jadedctrl@teknik.io>
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2019-01-26 17:20:15 -06:00
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Sauce is at https://git.eunichx.us/wyrics.git
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