Little helpers for Navidrome.
WIP: This repository is work in progress. Features and documentation are not yet completed!
Then install the dependencies and create the default configuration using:
make init
Enter the Poetry virtual environment with
make shell
Important: While you could call the beet
command directly, ensure you always use the wrapped
make beet
version. This also sets the Beets working directory (BEETSDIR
) to config/beets/
and
ensures using the prepared Beets configuration file.
Using this configuration, all operations are done in a non-destructive way, meaning no write operations are done on your music files and no files are copied.
Nonetheless we cannot guarantee any malfunctions due to bugs and misconfiguration. Therefore always make copies of your files and libraries and do test runs wherever possible.
Your music library is expected in the Docker container under /music
. To mount your local music
library into that Docker directory set edit .env
and set the location for MUSIC_LIBRARY_BASE
.
You can copy you existing Beets library files to config/beets/library.db
, or create a new library
in said location with:
make beet.import
make beet.duplicates
This lists all duplicates according to default behaviour, matching MusicBrainz Track ID (mb_trackid
)and Album ID (mb_albumid
).
python query_navidrome.py /path/to/navidrome.db /path/to/music/file.mp3
This library is based on the important groundwork provided by the iTunes Navidrome Migration scripts. This is what finally made my move to Navidrome possible. Thank you, @Stampede!
Kudos to the Navidrome developers for building a music server that is here to stay.