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4.1 KiB
109 lines
4.1 KiB
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Overview
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scaicha is a python script for pie chart generation. It generates a music
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tag chart based on the top artists of an arbitrary last.fm user.
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The data is gathered with the help of the last.fm API and charts are drawn
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using the python module pycha.
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Requirements
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============
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- python (version 2)
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- pycha (shipped, also needs cairo)
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- last.fm account with a sufficient number of submitted songs
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- convert from imagemagick or graphicsmagick (could be omitted with the help of some small code changes)
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Installation
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============
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get the latest version from [github](http://github.com/scaidermern/scaicha/archive/master.zip) and extract it
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Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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apt-get install python python-cairo graphicsmagick graphicsmagick-imagemagick-compat
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notes:
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- recommended python version is 2.7
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- instead of 'graphicsmagick graphicsmagick-imagemagick-compat' you can also install 'imagemagick'
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Windows
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~~~~~~~
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- get python (http://www.python.org/download/) (recommended: python 2.7)
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- get pycairo (http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pycairo) matching your python version
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note: for the following examples to work you need to open *cmd.exe* and switch to the directory of the extracted scaicha archive.
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Usage
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standard mode
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just execute the 'main.py' with your python installation and supply at least the -u option including your username.
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example: generate a pie chart using the default options:
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- Linux: $ python main.py -u username
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- Windows: python.exe main.py -u username
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there are several options to configure the behaviour of scaicha:
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-u <arg>, --user <arg> last.fm user name (required)
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-p <arg>, --period <arg> period of top artists (3, 6, 12; default: overall)
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-i <arg>, --ignores <arg> comma separated list of tags to ignore, e.g. "hip hop,rap"
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-j <arg>, --join <arg> combines a list of tag groups. groups are separated by commas, tags by colon
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-m <arg>, --minTagPerc <arg> minimum tag percentage (default: 1.0), less occuring tags will be merged into "other tags"
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-c <arg>, --colorScheme <arg> color scheme to use (rainbow (default) or gradient)
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-b <arg>, --baseColor <arg> base color to use (hex string or a HTML 4.0 color name)
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-l <arg>, --lighten <arg> lighten base color by given factor (between 0.0 and 1.0)
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-r <arg>, --resize <arg> resize image
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-s , --score enable score drawing
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-d , --dump enable dumping tags to file
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-t, , --tagSubstitution disable substitution of misspelled tags
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-h , --help print this help and exit
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some examples:
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use only the top artists from the past three months:
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$ python main.py -u KarlKartoffel -p 3
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define some tags to ignore:
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$ python main.py -u WilliamKidd -i "hip hop,french"
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combine some tags, here: combine 'classic rock' and 'hard rock' into 'rock':
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$ python main.py -u CaptainFarell -j "rock:classic rock:hard rock"
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combine even more tags (note the usage of ':' and ','):
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$ python main.py -u CaptainFarell -j "rock:classic rock:hard rock,metal:heavy metal:power metal"
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you can even create new tags or rename existing ones if you like:
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$ python main.py -u CaptainFarell -j "good stuff:rock:metal,bad stuff:hiphop:rap,worst crap ever:indie"
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draw a color gradient instead of the default rainbow colors:
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$ python main.py -u Pferdinand -c gradient
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use another base color:
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$ python main.py -u AverageJoe -b "#7d00ff"
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$ python main.py -u JohnSmith -b maroon
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lighten base color slightly:
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$ python main.py -u AaronAronsen -l 0.3
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note: all parameters can be combined
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CGI mode
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- enable CGI at your webserver
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- copy scaicha.py, main.py and settings.py in your CGI directory
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- set CGI to True in settings.py
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- make sure your webserver is able to create new files inside the CGI directory in order to use the cache
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- place the cgi.html document in the webserver's html directory and adapt the location of main.py in the form
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- open cgi.html in your browser
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note: the CGI mode lacks proper testing, use at your own risk
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## License
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GPL v3 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html)
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(c) Alexander Heinlein (http://choerbaert.org), Deamon Hell (http://www.last.fm/user/Daemon_Hell)
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