dmlivewiki

This has only been tested on Windows, but it probably works on other systems.

Use dmlivewiki help for help.

Commands

dmlivewiki operates in batch mode by default. Use the -s flag to indicate that the action should be performed against a singular folder instead.

• dmlivewiki generate <directory> --tour "<tour name>" --tour-file <tourfile.txt>
  • Generates an information file (.txt) of each album in a given directory. The information file will contain the name of the tour that has been given.
• dmlivewiki checksum <directory>
  • Performs a checksum of each album in the given directory, placing .ffp and .md5 checksum files in each folder.
• dmlivewiki verify <directory>
  • Verifies the contents of files listed in the .ffp and .md5 files.
• dmlivewiki wiki <directory>
  • Generates a .wiki file of each album in a given directory. The information in the wiki file is derived from the data in the corresponding "information file".
  • The filename is dervied from the "Album" field, which is also available in the "information file".
  • For batch mode, it creates a folder called __wikifiles in the tour folder, and places .wiki files there instead of inside each album.
• dmlivewiki find <directory>
  • Looks through each information file in a given directory, and reports the absence of defined notes.

Directory structure

- tour
    - __wikifiles (generated by `wiki` to collect all wikifiles in one folder for batch mode)
        - ..realAlbumName.wiki (see below)
    - album (functionality for CDs forgotten...)
        - CD1
        - CD2
    - album (represented by `albumFolderName` here)
        *.flac
        *.mp3
        albumFolderName.txt (generated by `generate`)
        albumFolderName.ffp (generated by `checksum`)
        albumFolderName.md5 (generated by `checksum`)
        realAlbumName.wiki (generated by `wiki`, single mode only)
    - ..album
- ..tour

Requires

This only requires metaflac.exe and libflac.dll to be on the system, located in the same folder as dmlivewiki. You can obtain this from xiph.org, but the binary (distributed under the GPL) is distributed in the release zip.

• On Debian/Ubuntu/whatever you can use apt install flac to get metaflac.
• On macOS use brew install flac