This is still in the works and no where near close to finished.
Use of this program is at your own risk and can be against the TOS of certain platforms, use at your own caution.
own your music library no matter the platform (whichever is currently supported)
OwnItAll hopes to ease the movement of your music library between playforms including local
-[x] non-interactive mode (for automation)
-[x] syncronization between libraries (put them all into ownitall and then have the same library elsewhere)
-[ ] Web GUI
-[ ] automation (cronjob, ...)
all there currently is, is the automated javadoc documentation: https://ryzenpay.github.io/ownitall/
- -h : help command, and will display all current flags (this list might be out of date)
- -i : non interactive mode which requires a string parameter in the format of ex:
1;1;4;1;0;3;2;C:\\Users\\ryzen\\Music;0;0
- agreements are automatically accepted
- enter is automatically passed
- if windows filenames need to have\\, just/for linux - -l : log level, supports: debug, info, off
- -w : web gui (rather than default cli gui)
A library can be used to get the best metadata and coverart for your tracks, there are several options and they each have their benefits and drawbacks
MusicBrainz is the most popular database for music tracks, but from personal experience has a lot of drawbacks
- low api limits (can take up to 4s per song)
- lot of "garbage" data which can really mess up ur library
- example of this: songs have many different versions (instrumental, remix,..) and musicbrainz its difficult to differenciate
to get a last FM api key follow their documentation: https://www.last.fm/api/authentication
- Great with popular songs, easy and precise searches
- doesnt have all data
download yt-dl.exe from the official repository: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp
save the absolute executable path and provide it when needed
- ffmpeg: https://www.ffmpeg.org/
when attempting to import or export to spotify, you will need to provide the 3 following things:
- client id
- client secret
- redirect url (set this to: http://localhost:8081/method/spotify)
spotify will provide you with the client id and secret, and the redirect url will be your or the website you decide to use
to get the clienit id and secret:
1. log in to spotify develper portal: https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard
2. create an app (setting the redirect url to your desired)
3. go to dashboard -> click on your app
4. settings (top right)
5. save the client id and client secret
When doing this, read every TOS as you are using them at the risk of your own spotify account
when attempting to import or export to youtube, you will need the following things:
- application name
- API key
- oauth client id
- oauth client secret
Youtube will provide you with all by doing the following: (can also be done following step 1: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/quickstart/java)
1. log in and enable API services (if not already done)
- can be found on the front page: https://console.cloud.google.com/ -> API and services -> "Enable APIS and Services"
2. in the "library" tab after clicking on API, search for "YouTube Data API v3"
3. Click on it and click "enable"
4. click "oauth consent screen" (left side)
5. create new app with the following scopes enabled:
- https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.readonly
- https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.force-ssl
6. click "credentials" (left side)
7. click "create credentials" -> "APi key" and save this key
8. click "create credentials" -> "oauth client id"
- application type: desktop app
9. save the client id and secret
When doing this, read every TOS as you are using them at the risk of your own youtube account
the current format to importing your local music library is currently strict
- if you have a "liked songs" folder, name it "liked songs" (can be changed in settings)
- if all songs in folder have the same "album" metadata, that folder becomes an album
- default is playlist
- cover image of a playlist and an album need to be a file called "<playlist/album name>." in the folder
will need:
- jellyfin url
- jellyfin username
- jellyfin password
To support multiple artists, you will need to set a custom delimiter which can be done in the following:
- dashboard
6AFB
-> libraries -> <select library> -> scroll to bottom -> custom delimiter
- set it to ;
will need:
- soulseek username
- soulseek password
Due to the soulseek binary and soulseek limits, it is hard encoded to 1 thread and can therefore take a long time to download an entire library
to update the javadoc documentation, run the command mvn doc in the root of the repository
please fix any of the errors it throws as they show incomplete documentation
run the command mvn clean compile assembly:single
look for the compiled .jar file in target directory
run the compiled with java -jar target/ownitall-<VERSION>-jar-with-dependencies.jar
current java version is 17, this can be installed from the official website: https://www.java.com/download/ie_manual.jsp