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CueParser

Simple cue file parser and generator written in python. Parser outputs cue file content in plain text. Generator can create cue file from timed tracklist.

Installation

$ pip install CueParser

Usage

usage: cueparser.py [-h] [-H HEADER] [-t TRACK] file

positional arguments:
  file                  path to cue file

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -H HEADER, --header HEADER
                        header output template
  -t TRACK, --track TRACK
                        track output template

usage: cuegen.py [-h] [-p PERFORMER] [-t TITLE] [-a AUDIO_FILE] [-e AUDIO_FILE_EXT] [-f FILE]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -p PERFORMER, --performer PERFORMER
                        PERFORMER
  -t TITLE, --title TITLE
                        TITLE
  -a AUDIO_FILE, --audio_file AUDIO_FILE
                        FILE
  -e AUDIO_FILE_EXT, --audio_file_ext AUDIO_FILE_EXT
                        FILE EXTENSION
  -f FILE, --file FILE  path to tracklist file

Example

$ cueparser.py file.cue

will output content with such template:

  • for header: %performer% - %title%\n%file%\n%tracks% (also can be %format%, %rem%, %songwriter%)
  • for tracks: %performer% - %title% (also can be %cuetime%, %offset%, %index%, %songwriter%)

$ cuegen.py -f file.txt

will create cue file from tracklist looks like:

[00:00] Artist 1 - Title 1
[03:00] Artist 2 - Title 2
etc...

or it can generate cuesheet from audacity labels file:

0.000000    1.000000    Artist 1 - Label 1
2.500000    4.200000    Artist 2 - Label 2
6.800000    8.000000    Artist 3 - Label 3

Library example

cuesheet = CueSheet()
cuesheet.setOutputFormat(args.header, args.track)
with open(cuefile, "r") as f:
    cuesheet.setData(f.read())

cuesheet.parse()
print(cuesheet.output())