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mutag

v2.0.7

Published

a simple library to get metadata of mp3 files

Downloads

15

Readme

Mutag

A simple MP3 file tag parser.

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You can use it to get album photo, album name, date, style and other information in MP3 music files.

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Preview

Demo

Installation

npm install mutag

Usage

In the browser, you should import dist/mutag.min.js and then use window.mutag.

<script src="../dist/mutag.min.js"></script>
<script>
    const mutag = window.mutag;
    // the type of input element is 'file'
    const inputDOM = document.querySelector('.file-input');
    inputDOM.addEventListener('change', e => {
        const file = e.target.files[0];
        mutag.fetch(file).then((tags) => {
            //get all tags
            console.log(tags);
        });
    }, false);

In Node.js, Mutag should be introduced with the require method.

const fs = require('fs');
const mutag = require('mutag');

fs.readFile('path/to/file.mp3', (err, data) => {
  mutag.fetch(data).then((tags) => {
    //get all tags
    console.log(tags);
  });
});

API

mutag.fetch(blob)

Parse the MP3 file and return a Promise object. The parameter is a Blob object. In the browser, the Blob object can be obtained by listening for the onchange event of the input (attribute type="file"), or by listening for the element's ondrop event, or passing Ajax. In Node.js, we can get it with the fs.readFile() API. Return value is a Promise object. if there is no error, you can get all existing MP3 file tags in the callback function resolve with its then method.

mutag.version

Return the version number of Mutag.

Tag description

Mutag can parse ID3v2.3. Some common tags are as follows:

|Tag|Description |:----:|:----| |APIC|Attached picture, mostly in JPG format, few in PNG format| |COMM|Comments, release notes for music files| |GEOB|General encapsulated object| |PRIV|Private frame, a series of private labels defined by Windows Media| |TALB|Album/Movie/Show title| |TCOM|Composer| |TCON|Content type, music style, different numbers represent different styles, here are details.| |TIT2|Title/songname/content description| |TPE1|Lead performer(s)/Soloist(s)| |TPUB|Publisher| |TRCK|Track number/Position in set| |TYER|Year|

For more information on tags, please check here.

Browser compatibility

I use some newer APIs such as TextDecoder, Blob, and FileReader, so only modern browsers (new versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.) are supported.

License

MIT