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@0x04/retro-remix-catcher

v1.1.1

Published

A tiny CLI script for collecting audio file links from retro game remix websites and store them as M3U playlist file.

Downloads

10

Readme

retro-remix-catcher

retro-remix-catcher-logo

A tiny CLI script for collecting audio file links from retro game remix websites and store them as M3U playlist file.

Installation

Using NPM:

$ npm install --global @0x04/retro-remix-catcher

Usage

$ retro-remix-catcher --help

Usage: retro-remix-catcher [options] <output-file>

Options:
  -v, --version            output the version number
  -h, --host <host>        host without protocol
  -p, --path <path>        path - `${page}` is the placeholder of current page
  -s, --start <n>          start page (default: "1")
  -e, --end <n>            end page
  -x, --exclude <exclude>  regex to exclude specific links
  -t, --types <types>      comma separated list of file types (default: "mp3")
  --ssl                    use ssl (default: true)
  --no-ssl                 don't use ssl
  --help                   display help for command

Support sites

This script is working with:

Other sites may also work.

Examples

amigaremix.com

Get pages from 1 to 32 and save it as "atari.remix.org.m3u":

$ retro-remix-catcher -h amigaremix.com -p '/remixes/${page}/' -s 1 -e 32 amigaremix.com.m3u

remix.kwed.org

Get pages from 1 to 15, exclude every filename that contains "(extract)" and save it as "remix.kwed.org.m3u":

$ retro-remix-catcher -h remix.kwed.org -p '/?page=${page}' -s 1 -e 15 -x '\(extract\)' remix.kwed.org.m3u

Example M3U files

Generated M3U files from the usage examples above:

Acknowledgements

  • Baum Inventions for the initial idea
  • AmigaRemix Crew for their awesome site amigaremix.com
  • RKO Crew for their awesome site remix.kwed.org
  • Every artist/creator of these wonderful pieces of music

License

MIT