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1 | # Deprecated
2 |
3 | This repository is now deprecated, will no longer be updated and is being set to archived. Unfortunately I haven't had the time to improve or even look at this in a long time.
4 | For a replacement please see the fantastic work by [RandomNinjaAtk](https://github.com/RandomNinjaAtk) with his own script [here.](https://github.com/RandomNinjaAtk/lidarr-automated-downloader)
5 | The premise is still the same, it communicates with Lidarr and downloads missing/cutoff from deezer.
6 |
7 | # lidarr-download-automation
8 | Bash script to download your artists that have been added to Lidarr using SMLoadr or d-fi.
9 |
10 | The script communicates with Lidarr over it's API to find get a list of your Artists/Albums, using this data it then searches Deezer for a matching Artist/Album and downloads what it finds.
11 |
12 | This script runs externally to Lidarr and isn't added anywhere to Lidarr, instead you add Lidarrs info to the config file and run this script directly.
13 |
14 | Please check the wiki for more information.
15 |
16 | # Demo
17 | 
18 |
19 | # Credit
20 | Original Script: Myself
21 | Improvements: [permutationalparody](https://github.com/permutationalparody)
22 |
23 | [RandomNinjaAtk](https://github.com/RandomNinjaAtk) is now the main developer, his coding skills are taking this script far beyond what i could manage.
24 |
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1 | #!/bin/bash
2 | #####################################################################################################
3 | # Lidarr Download Automation Script #
4 | # (SMLoadr / d-fi) #
5 | # Credit: RandomNinjaAtk, Migz93 #
6 | #####################################################################################################
7 | # Instructions #
8 | # #
9 | # 1. Configure the settings below #
10 | # 2. Rename this file to "config" (No file extension) #
11 | # 3. Execute script from linux cli with the following command: #
12 | # bash lidarr-download-automation.bash #
13 | #####################################################################################################
14 |
15 | ######################################## PATHS CONFIGURATION ########################################
16 | ScriptDir="/script/lidarr-download-automation" # Directory where the script and executables are stored.
17 | LogDir="/script/lidarr-download-automation/logs" # Directory where the logs are stored.
18 | DownloadDir="/script/lidarr-download-automation/downloads" # The directory where files will be downloaded to before processing.
19 | ExternalProcessDirectory="/script/lidarr-download-automation/import" # Directory that you want to move downloaded files to for processing with other scripts or applications such as Beets.
20 | EnableWSLMode="False" # Set to "True" if you're running Lidarr on windows and this script on subsystem for Linux.
21 |
22 | ####################################### LIDARR CONFIGURATION #######################################
23 | LidarrUrl="http://127.0.0.1:8686" # Set domain or IP to your Lidarr instance including port. If using reverse proxy, do not use a trailing slash. Ensure you specify http/s.
24 | LidarrApiKey="08d108d108d108d108d108d108d108d1" # Lidarr API key.
25 |
26 | ##################################### DOWNLOADER CONFIGURATION #####################################
27 | Quality="MP3_320" # SET TO: MP3_128 or MP3_320 or FLAC - Specifies the initial target download quality.
28 | KeepOnly="False" # True = ENABLED, Keeps only quality type selected above.
29 | DownloadLogName="download.log" # Log filename.
30 | ClearDownloadLog="False" # True = ENABLED, Enables duplicate downloading, disabled prevents duplicate downloads between script runs.
31 | PreviouslyDownloaded="True" # Checks Download log before downloading artist/albums to prevent downloading duplicates.
32 |
33 | ############################## DOWNLOAD POSTPROCESSING CONFIGURATION ###############################
34 | Threads="1" # Sets the maximum number of threads for multi-threaded operations, setting to "0" will use all available threads!
35 | Verification="False" # Checks FLAC files for errors, and deletes bad files. MP3 are scanned and fixed for errors in the headers. (Requires flac and mp3val to be installed)
36 | ReplaygainTagging="False" # Adds Replaygain tags to FLAC files for audio player volume leveling. (Requires flac to be installed)
37 | Convert="False" # True = ENABLED, Only converts lossless FLAC files to the requested "ConversionFormat". (See next setting)
38 | ConversionFormat="MP3" # SET TO: OPUS or AAC or MP3 or FLAC or ALAC - converts lossless FLAC files to set format.
39 | FolderPermissions="777" # SET to desired Linux folder permissions. (chmod)
40 | FilePermissions="666" # SET to desired Linux file permissions. (chmod)
41 |
42 | ####################################### SCRIPT CONFIGURATION #######################################
43 | LogName="script.log" # Log filename.
44 | SkipLogName="skipped.csv" # Logs any info if an item was skipped.
45 | CannotImport="False" # Set to True to delete files and empty folders that cannot be imported by "Lidarr" AppProcess ".lrc" & ".jpg" files.
46 | CleanStart="False" # When set to True, downloader downloads directory contents is purged on initialization.
47 | AppProcess="Lidarr" # Specify which app to use for processing. ('Lidarr', 'External', 'AllDownloads', "None')
48 | Timeout="5m" # Timeout for downloader to stop it sticking on a single artist. Valid units of time are 's' for seconds, 'm' for minutes or 'h' for hours.
49 | Mode="wanted" # Mode to choose what to passthrough to downloader, "wanted" gets only the albums that are marked as monitored in Lidarr, "artist" will just passthrough the artist. (wanted,artist)
50 | WantedModeType="missing" # "missing" or "cutoff" = "missing" has client search for missing albums, "cutoff" has client search for albums not meeting quality cutoff (ie: upgrade mp3 to flac, based on lidarr settings)
51 |
52 | #################################### "wanted" MODE CONFIGURATION ###################################
53 | WantedAlbumsAmount="50" # The amount of wanted albums to process it will grab the newest x amount of albums from the Lidarr wanted list. (Maximum setting: 1000000000)
54 | EnableFuzzyAlbumSearch="True" # Set to "True" to enable fuzzy album search if no exact match found.
55 |
56 | ###################################### AppProcess DESCRIPTIONS ######################################
57 | # Lidarr = Send individual notifications to Lidarr to import albums, albums are scanned by Lidarr and if matched, imported.
58 | # External = Moves downloaded files to a specified directory.
59 | # AllDownloads = Moves all downloads into the corresponding Lidarr Artist folder and notifies Lidarr to rescan Artist directory. (Recommended for "artist" mode)
60 | # None = No processing of completed downloads.
61 |
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/lidarr-download-automation.bash:
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1 | #!/bin/bash
2 | #####################################################################################################
3 | # Lidarr Download Automation Script #
4 | # (SMLoadr / d-fi) #
5 | # Credit: RandomNinjaAtk, Migz93 #
6 | #####################################################################################################
7 | # Script Start #
8 | #####################################################################################################
9 |
10 | ArtistsLidarrReq(){
11 | wantit=$(curl -s --header "X-Api-Key:"${LidarrApiKey} --request GET "$LidarrUrl/api/v1/Artist/")
12 | }
13 | GetTotalArtistsLidarrReq(){
14 | TotalLidArtistNames=$(echo "${wantit}"|jq -r '.[].sortName' |wc -l )
15 | }
16 | ProcessArtistsLidarrReq(){
17 | LidArtistID=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .[$i].id)
18 | LidArtistName=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .[$i].sortName)
19 | LidArtistNameCap=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .[$i].artistName)
20 | LidArtistPath=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .[$i].path)
21 | LidAlbumName=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r ".[$i].lastAlbum.title")
22 | #M1 -- retrieve deezer artist id -- from lidarr
23 | DeezerArtistURL=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq ".[$i].links[] "|jq -r 'select(.name=="deezer")|.url')
24 | DeezerArtistID=$(printf -- "%s" "${DeezerArtistURL##*/}")
25 | if [ "$LidAlbumName" = "null" ]; then
26 | if [ "${DeezerArtistURL}" = "" ] || [ "${DeezerArtistID}" = "" ]; then
27 | ##M2 fallback -- retrieve deezer artist id -- from deezer
28 | #Encode searchQuery in a url encodable format.
29 | DeezerArtistID=$(curl -s --GET --data-urlencode q="${LidArtistName}" "https://api.deezer.com/search" | jq -r ".data | .[]|.artist|.id" |uniq -c|sort -nr |head -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
30 | DeezerArtistURL="https://www.deezer.com/artist/"${DeezerArtistID}
31 | fi
32 | else
33 | if [ "${DeezerArtistURL}" = "" ] || [ "${DeezerArtistID}" = "" ]; then
34 | ##M3 fallback -- retrieve deezer artist id using last album-- from deezer
35 | DeezerArtistID=$(curl -s --GET --data-urlencode q="${LidArtistName} ${LidAlbumName}" "https://api.deezer.com/search" | jq -r ".data | .[]|.artist|.id" |uniq -c|sort -nr |head -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
36 | DeezerArtistURL="https://www.deezer.com/artist/"${DeezerArtistID}
37 | fi
38 | fi
39 | ##returns the wanted artists id -- from lidarr or deezer
40 | }
41 |
42 | AlbumsLidarrReq(){
43 | wantit=$(curl -s --header "X-Api-Key:"${LidarrApiKey} --request GET "$LidarrUrl/api/v1/wanted/${WantedModeType}/?page=1&pagesize=${WantedAlbumsAmount}&includeArtist=true&monitored=true&sortDir=desc&sortKey=releaseDate")
44 | }
45 | GetTotalAlbumsLidarrReq(){
46 | TotalLidAlbumsNames=$(echo "${wantit}"|jq -r '.records[].title' |wc -l )
47 | }
48 |
49 | ProcessAlbumsLidarrReq(){
50 | LidArtistName=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .records[${i}].artist.sortName)
51 | LidArtistDLName=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .records[${i}].artist.artistName)
52 | LidAlbumName=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .records[${i}].title | iconv -f UTF-8 -t ASCII//TRANSLIT | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | tr -cd '[:print:]' | tr -d '[:punct:]' | tr -s '[:space:]' )
53 | LidArtistPath=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .records[${i}].artist.path)
54 | #M1 -- retrieve deezer artist id -- from lidarr
55 | DeezerArtistURL=$(echo "${wantit}" | jq -r .records[${i}].artist.links[] |jq -r 'select(.name=="deezer")|.url');
56 | DeezerArtistID=$(printf -- "%s" "${DeezerArtistURL##*/}")
57 | if [ "${DeezerArtistURL}" = "" ] || [ "${DeezerArtistID}" = "" ]; then
58 | ##M2 fallback -- retrieve deezer artist id -- from deezer
59 | #Encode searchQuery in a url encodable format.
60 | DeezerArtistID=$(curl -s --GET --data-urlencode q="${LidArtistName}" "https://api.deezer.com/search" | jq -r ".data | .[]|.artist|.id" |uniq -c|sort -nr |head -n1 | awk '{print $2}')
61 | fi
62 | ##returns the wanted artists id -- from lidarr or deezer
63 | }
64 |
65 | QueryAlbumURL(){
66 | ##retrieve all albums for artist -- from deezer
67 | searchQuery="https://api.deezer.com/artist/${DeezerArtistID}/albums&limit=1000"
68 | DeezerDiscog=$(curl -s "${searchQuery}"| jq -r .);
69 | DeezerDiscogTotal=$(echo "${DeezerDiscog}" |jq -r '.total')
70 | mapfile -t DeezerDiscogArr <<< $(echo ${DeezerDiscog}|jq -c '.[][]?.title')
71 | ##match the wanted album title -- from deezer
72 | for ((x=0;x<=DeezerDiscogTotal-1;x++)); do
73 | DeezerDiscogAlbumName=$(echo "${DeezerDiscog}" |jq ".[]|.[$x]?"|jq -r .title | iconv -f UTF-8 -t ASCII//TRANSLIT | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' | tr -cd '[:print:]' | tr -d '[:punct:]' | tr -s '[:space:]' )
74 | if [ "${LidAlbumName,,}" = "${DeezerDiscogAlbumName,,}" ];then
75 | DeezerAlbumURL=$(echo "${DeezerDiscog}" |jq ".[]|.[$x]?"|jq -r .link )
76 | break
77 | fi
78 | done
79 | if [ -z "${DeezerAlbumURL}" ] && [ "${EnableFuzzyAlbumSearch}" = True ];then
80 | logit "Trying fuzzy search"
81 | SanArtist="${LidArtistName// /%20}"
82 | SanAlbum="${LidAlbumName// /%20}"
83 | searchQuery="q=artist:\"${SanArtist//[^[:alnum:]%]}\"&q=album:\"${SanAlbum//[^[:alnum:]%]}\""
84 | searchQuery="https://api.deezer.com/search?${searchQuery}"
85 | DeezerDiscogFuzzy=$(curl -s "${searchQuery}");
86 | DeezerAlbumID=$(echo "${DeezerDiscogFuzzy}" |jq '.[]|.[]?'|jq -r --argjson DeezerArtistID "$DeezerArtistID" 'select(.artist.id==$DeezerArtistID) |.album.id'|sort -u|head -n1)
87 | if [ -n "${DeezerAlbumID}" ];then
88 | DeezerAlbumURL="https://www.deezer.com/album/${DeezerAlbumID}"
89 | logit "Fuzzy search match ${DeezerAlbumURL}"
90 | else
91 | logit "Fuzzy search cant find a match"
92 | fi
93 | fi
94 | ##returns wanted album URL -- from deezer
95 | }
96 |
97 | DownloadURL(){
98 | DLURL=${1}
99 | logit "Starting Download ... "
100 | if [ ! -f SMLoadr-linux-x64 ]; then
101 | logit "SMLoadr-Linux-x64 not found, using \"d-fi\""
102 | if [ ! -f d-fi ]; then
103 | rm "d-fi.zip" 2>/dev/null
104 | logit "downloading \"d-fi\"..."
105 | wget https://github.com/d-fi/releases/releases/latest/download/d-fi-linux-x64.zip
106 | logit "download complete"
107 | unzip "d-fi-linux-x64.zip" 2>/dev/null
108 | rm "d-fi-linux-x64.zip"
109 | fi
110 | if [ "${Quality}" = FLAC ]; then
111 | aquality="FLAC"
112 | fi
113 | if [ "${Quality}" = MP3_320 ]; then
114 | aquality="320"
115 | fi
116 | if [ "${Quality}" = MP3_128 ]; then
117 | aquality="128"
118 | fi
119 | chmod +x "d-fi" 2>/dev/null
120 | timeout --foreground $Timeout ./d-fi -q ${aquality} -p "${DownloadDir}/files/" "${DLURL}" && DownloadComplete="Yes"
121 | if [ $? == "124" ]; then
122 | logit "Download Timeout, retrying 1 more time..." && timeout --foreground $Timeout ./d-fi -q ${aquality} -p "${DownloadDir}/files/" "${DLURL}"
123 | fi
124 | sleep 5s
125 | move=($(find "${DownloadDir}"/files/* -type d -not -name "*(WEB)-DFI"))
126 | for m in "${move[@]}"; do
127 | if [[ ! -d "${m} (WEB)-DFI" ]]; then
128 | mv "${m}" "${m} (WEB)-DFI"
129 | else
130 | logit "\"${m} (WEB)-DFI\" Already exists, removing duplicate"
131 | rm -rf "${m}"
132 | fi
133 | done
134 | else
135 | chmod +x "SMLoadr-linux-x64" 2>/dev/null
136 | timeout --foreground $Timeout ./SMLoadr-linux-x64 -q ${Quality} -p "${DownloadDir}/files/" "${DLURL}" && DownloadComplete="Yes"
137 | if [ $? == "124" ]; then
138 | logit "Download Timeout, retrying 1 more time..." && timeout --foreground $Timeout ./SMLoadr-linux-x64 -q ${Quality} -p "${DownloadDir}/files/" "${DLURL}"
139 | fi
140 | sleep 5s
141 | move=($(find "${DownloadDir}"/files/* -mindepth 1 -type d -not -name "*(WEB)-SMLOADR"))
142 | for m in "${move[@]}"; do
143 | if [[ ! -d "${m} (WEB)-SMLOADR" ]]; then
144 | mv "${m}" "$(dirname "${m}") - $(basename "${m}") (WEB)-SMLOADR"
145 | find "${DownloadDir}"/ -type d -empty -delete
146 | else
147 | logit "\"${m} (WEB)-SMLOADR\" Already exists, removing duplicate"
148 | rm -rf "${m}"
149 | find "${DownloadDir}"/ -type d -empty -delete
150 | fi
151 | done
152 | fi
153 | logit "Download Complete"
154 | echo "${DLURL}" >> "${LogDir}"/${DownloadLogName}
155 | Permissions "${DownloadDir}"
156 | }
157 |
158 | Permissions () {
159 | logit "Setting Permissions"
160 | find "${1}/files/" -type d -exec chmod ${FolderPermissions} {} \;
161 | find "${1}/files/" -type f -exec chmod ${FilePermissions} {} \;
162 | }
163 |
164 | Convert () {
165 | if [ -x "$(command -v ffmpeg)" ]; then
166 | if [ "${ConversionFormat}" = OPUS ]; then
167 | echo "OPUS CONVERSION START"
168 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e 's/.flac$//' -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "ffmpeg -loglevel warning -hide_banner -stats -i \"@.flac\" -n -vn -acodec libopus -ab 160k -application audio \"@.opus\" && echo \"CONVERSION SUCCESS: @.opus\" && rm \"@.flac\" && echo \"SOURCE FILE DELETED: @.flac\"" && echo "OPUS CONVERSION COMPLETE"
169 | FileTypeExtension="opus"
170 | fi
171 | if [ "${ConversionFormat}" = AAC ]; then
172 | echo "AAC CONVERSION START"
173 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e 's/.flac$//' -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "ffmpeg -loglevel warning -hide_banner -stats -i \"@.flac\" -n -vn -acodec aac -ab 320k -movflags faststart \"@.m4a\" && echo \"CONVERSION SUCCESS: @.m4a\" && rm \"@.flac\" && echo \"SOURCE FILE DELETED: @.flac\"" && echo "AAC CONVERSION COMPLETE"
174 | FileTypeExtension="m4a"
175 | fi
176 | if [ "${ConversionFormat}" = MP3 ]; then
177 | echo "MP3 CONVERSION START"
178 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e 's/.flac$//' -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "ffmpeg -loglevel warning -hide_banner -stats -i \"@.flac\" -n -vn -acodec libmp3lame -ab 320k \"@.mp3\" && echo \"CONVERSION SUCCESS: @.mp3\" && rm \"@.flac\" && echo \"SOURCE FILE DELETED: @.flac\"" && echo "MP3 CONVERSION COMPLETE"
179 | FileTypeExtension="flac"
180 | fi
181 | if [ "${ConversionFormat}" = FLAC ]; then
182 | echo "FLAC CONVERSION START"
183 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e 's/.flac$//' -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "ffmpeg -loglevel warning -hide_banner -stats -i \"@.flac\" -n -vn -acodec flac \"@.temp.flac\" && echo \"CONVERSION SUCCESS: @.flac\" && rm \"@.flac\" && mv \"@.temp.flac\" \"@.flac\" && echo \"SOURCE FILE DELETED: @.flac\"" && echo "FLAC CONVERSION COMPLETE"
184 | FileTypeExtension="flac"
185 | fi
186 | if [ "${ConversionFormat}" = ALAC ]; then
187 | echo "ALAC CONVERSION START"
188 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e 's/.flac$//' -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "ffmpeg -loglevel warning -hide_banner -stats -i \"@.flac\" -n -vn -acodec alac -movflags faststart \"@.m4a\" && rm \"@.flac\" && echo \"SOURCE FILE DELETED: @.flac\"" && echo "ALAC CONVERSION COMPLETE"
189 | FileTypeExtension="m4a"
190 | fi
191 | else
192 | logit "FFMPEG not installed, please install ffmpeg to use this conversion feature"
193 | FileTypeExtension="flac"
194 | sleep 5s
195 | fi
196 | }
197 |
198 | Verify () {
199 | logit "START VERIFICATION"
200 | if ! [ -x "$(command -v flac)" ]; then
201 | logit "ERROR: FLAC verification utility not installed (ubuntu: apt-get install -y flac)"
202 | else
203 | if find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" | read; then
204 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "if flac -t --totally-silent \"@\"; then echo \"FLAC CHECK PASSED: @\"; else rm \"@\" && echo \"FAILED FLAC CHECK, FILE DELETED: @\"; fi;" && logit "FLAC FILES VERIFIED"
205 | fi
206 | fi
207 | if ! [ -x "$(command -v mp3val)" ]; then
208 | logit "MP3VAL verification utility not installed (ubuntu: apt-get install -y mp3val)"
209 | else
210 | if find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.mp3" | read; then
211 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.mp3" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" | sed -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "mp3val -f -nb \"@\"" && logit "MP3 FILES VERIFIED"
212 | fi
213 | fi
214 | logit "VERIFICATION COMPLETE"
215 | }
216 |
217 | Replaygain () {
218 | logit "START REPLAYGAIN TAGGING"
219 | if ! [ -x "$(command -v flac)" ]; then
220 | logit "ERROR: METAFLAC replaygain utility not installed (ubuntu: apt-get install -y flac)"
221 | else
222 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -name "*.flac" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" -printf '%h\n' | sort -u | sed -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "find \"@\" -name \"*.flac\" -exec metaflac --add-replay-gain \"{}\" + && echo \"TAGGED: @\""
223 | fi
224 | logit "REPLGAINGAIN TAGGING COMPLETE"
225 | }
226 |
227 | DeleteDownloadLog () {
228 | if [ "${ClearDownloadLog}" = True ]; then
229 | if [ -a "${LogDir}"/${DownloadLogName} ]; then
230 | rm "${LogDir}"/${DownloadLogName}
231 | else
232 | logit "No Download log to clear"
233 | fi
234 | else
235 | logit "ClearDownloadLog is disabled"
236 | fi
237 | if [ ! -a "${LogDir}"/${DownloadLogName} ]; then
238 | touch "${LogDir}"/${DownloadLogName} && logit "${DownloadLogName} created..."
239 | fi
240 | }
241 |
242 | CleanStart(){
243 | if [ "${CleanStart}" = True ]; then
244 | logit "Removing previously downloaded files from SMLoadr downloads directory".
245 | rm -rf "${DownloadDir}"/files/*
246 | else
247 | logit "Skipping CleanStart"
248 | fi
249 | }
250 |
251 | Cleanup(){
252 | if [ "${KeepOnly}" = True ]; then
253 | if [ "${Quality}" = FLAC ]; then
254 | logit "Removing unwanted MP3's"
255 | find "${DownloadDir}"/. -iname "*.mp3" -type f -delete
256 | else
257 | logit "Removing unwanted FLAC's"
258 | find "${DownloadDir}"/. -type f -iname "*.flac" -type f -delete
259 | fi
260 | else
261 | logit "Skipping KeepOnly Quality Cleanup"
262 | fi
263 | if [ "${CannotImport}" = True ]; then
264 | logit "Removing files that cannot be imported to Lidarr and empty folders"
265 | find "${DownloadDir}"/. -type f -iname "*.lrc" -type f -delete
266 | find "${DownloadDir}"/. -type f -iname "*.jpg" -type f -delete
267 | find "${DownloadDir}"/ -empty -type d -delete
268 | else
269 | logit "Skipping Unwanted file removal"
270 | fi
271 | }
272 |
273 | LidarrProcess(){
274 | dlloc=($(find "${DownloadDir}" -type f -iregex ".*/.*\.\(flac\|mp3\|opus\|m4a\)" -newer "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" -printf '%h\n' | sed -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\$/g' | sort -u))
275 | for d in "${dlloc[@]}"; do
276 | if [ "${EnableWSLMode}" = True ];then
277 | dwrap=($( echo "${d}"|sed -e 's/mnt\///' -e 's/^\///' -e 's/^./\0:/' -e 's/\//\\\\/g' -e 's/^/\"/g' -e 's/$/\"/g'))
278 | else
279 | dwrap=($( echo "${d}"|sed -e 's/^/\"/g' -e 's/$/\"/g'))
280 | fi
281 | logit "Sending ${dwrap} to Lidarr for post processing"
282 | LidarrProcessIt=$(curl -s "$LidarrUrl/api/v1/command" --header "X-Api-Key:"${LidarrApiKey} --data '{"name":"DownloadedAlbumsScan", "path":'"${dwrap}"'}' );
283 | done
284 | sleep 3s
285 | }
286 |
287 | ExternalProcess(){
288 | logit "Moving downloads for external post processing."
289 | dlloc="${DownloadDir}"/*
290 | for d in $dlloc; do
291 | mv "$d" "${ExternalProcessDirectory}"
292 | done
293 | rm -rf "${DownloadDir}"/*
294 | sleep 3s
295 | }
296 |
297 | LidarrImport () {
298 | if [ ! -d "${LidArtistPath}" ]; then
299 | logit "Destination Does not exist, creating ${LidArtistPath}"
300 | mkdir "${LidArtistPath}"
301 | chmod ${FolderPermissions} "${LidArtistPath}"
302 | fi
303 | find "${DownloadDir}/files/" -type f -iregex ".*/.*\.\(flac\|mp3\|opus\|m4a\)" -printf '%h\n' | sort -u | sed -e "s/'/\\'/g" -e 's/\$/\\$/g' | xargs -d '\n' -n1 -I@ -P ${Threads} bash -c "mv \"@\" \"${LidArtistPath}/\" 2>/dev/null"
304 | logit "Moved to Lidarr"
305 | Permissions "${LidArtistPath}"
306 | LidarrProcessIt=$(curl -s $LidarrUrl/api/v1/command -X POST -d "{\"name\": \"RefreshArtist\", \"artistID\": \"${LidArtistID}\"}" --header "X-Api-Key:${LidarrApiKey}" );
307 | logit "Notified Lidarr to scan ${LidArtistNameCap}"
308 | rm -rf "${DownloadDir}/files"
309 | }
310 |
311 | ErrorExit(){
312 | case ${2} in
313 | 2) echo ${1};exit ${2};;
314 | 144) echo ${1};exit ${2};;
315 | *) echo ${1} |tee -a "${LogDir}"/${LogName};exit ${2};;
316 | esac
317 | }
318 |
319 | logit(){
320 | echo ${1} | tee -a "${LogDir}"/${LogName}
321 | }
322 |
323 | skiplog(){
324 | echo ${1} | tee -a "${LogDir}"/${SkipLogName}
325 | }
326 |
327 | InitLogs(){
328 | logit "Beginning Log" |tee "${LogDir}"/${LogName} || ErrorExit "Cant create log file" 144
329 | logit "LidArtistName;DeezerArtistID;DeezerArtistURL;LidAlbumName;DeezerDiscog" |tee "${LogDir}"/${SkipLogName} || ErrorExit "Cant create skiplog file" 144
330 | }
331 |
332 | WantedModeBegin(){
333 | AlbumsLidarrReq
334 | GetTotalAlbumsLidarrReq
335 | let loopindex=TotalLidAlbumsNames-1
336 | [ ${loopindex} = "-1" ] && ErrorExit "Lidarr communication error, check LidarrUrl in config or LidarrApiKey"
337 | logit "Going to process and download ${TotalLidAlbumsNames} records"
338 | for ((i=0;i<=(loopindex);i++)); do
339 | logit ""
340 | LidArtistName=""
341 | LidArtistDLName=""
342 | DeezerArtistID=""
343 | DeezerArtistURL=""
344 | LidAlbumName=""
345 | DeezerDiscogAlbumName=""
346 | DeezerAlbumURL=""
347 | DeezerAlbumID=""
348 | echo "-Processing ${i} of ${loopindex}"
349 | if [ -n "${wantit}" ]; then
350 | ProcessAlbumsLidarrReq
351 | logit "ArtistName: ${LidArtistDLName}"
352 | logit "LidarrAlbumName: ${LidAlbumName}"
353 | logit "ArtistID: ${DeezerArtistID}"
354 | else
355 | ErrorExit "Lidarr communication error, check LidarrUrl in config or LidarrApiKey"
356 | fi
357 | echo "Querying ${i} of ${loopindex}"
358 | if [ -n "${DeezerArtistID}" ] || [ -n "${LidArtistName}" ] || [ -n "${LidAlbumName}" ]; then
359 | QueryAlbumURL
360 | logit "DeezerAlbumName: ${DeezerDiscogAlbumName}"
361 | logit "DeezerAlbumURL: ${DeezerAlbumURL}"
362 | else
363 | logit "Cant get artistname or artistid or albumname .. skipping"
364 | skiplog "${LidArtistName};${DeezerArtistID};${DeezerArtistURL};${LidAlbumName}"
365 | continue
366 | fi
367 | if [ -n "${DeezerAlbumURL}" ]; then
368 | if [ "${PreviouslyDownloaded}" = True ] && cat "${LogDir}/${DownloadLogName}" | grep "${DeezerAlbumURL}" | read
369 | then
370 | logit "Previously Downloaded, skipping..."
371 | sleep 1s
372 | else
373 | rm "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" 2>/dev/null
374 | touch "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold"
375 | sleep 1s
376 | DownloadURL "${DeezerAlbumURL}"
377 | Cleanup
378 | if [ "${Verification}" = True ]; then
379 | Verify
380 | else
381 | logit "Skipping File Verification"
382 | fi
383 | if [ "${Convert}" = True ]; then
384 | Convert
385 | else
386 | logit "Skipping FLAC Conversion"
387 | fi
388 | if [ "${ReplaygainTagging}" = True ]; then
389 | Replaygain
390 | else
391 | logit "Skipping Replaygain Tagging"
392 | fi
393 | if [ "${AppProcess}" = External ]; then
394 | ExternalProcess
395 | elif [ "${AppProcess}" = Lidarr ]; then
396 | LidarrProcess
397 | elif [ "${AppProcess}" = AllDownloads ]; then
398 | LidarrImport
399 | else
400 | logit "Skipping Any Processing"
401 | fi
402 | rm "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold"
403 | fi
404 | else
405 | logit "Cant match the wanted album to an album on deezer .. skipping"
406 | skiplog "${LidArtistName};${DeezerArtistID};${DeezerArtistURL};${LidAlbumName};${DeezerDiscogArr[*]}"
407 | continue
408 | fi
409 | done
410 | }
411 |
412 | ArtistModeBegin(){
413 | ArtistsLidarrReq
414 | GetTotalArtistsLidarrReq
415 | let loopindex=TotalLidArtistNames-1
416 | [ ${loopindex} = "-1" ] && ErrorExit "Lidarr communication error, check LidarrUrl in config or LidarrApiKey"
417 | logit "Going to process and download ${TotalLidArtistNames} records"
418 | for ((i=0;i<=(loopindex);i++)); do
419 | logit ""
420 | DeezerArtistID=""
421 | DeezerArtistURL=""
422 | echo "Processing ${i} of ${loopindex}"
423 | if [ -n "${wantit}" ]; then
424 | ProcessArtistsLidarrReq
425 | logit "ArtistName: ${LidArtistNameCap}"
426 | logit "ArtistID: ${DeezerArtistID}"
427 | else
428 | ErrorExit "Lidarr communication error, check LidarrUrl in config or LidarrApiKey"
429 | fi
430 | echo "-Querying ${i} of ${loopindex}"
431 | if [ -n "${DeezerArtistID}" ] || [ -n "${LidArtistName}" ] || [ -n "${DeezerArtistURL}" ]; then
432 | if [ ${DeezerArtistURL} = "https://www.deezer.com/artist/" ];then
433 | logit "Cant get DeezerArtistURL or artistid.. skipping"
434 | skiplog "${LidArtistName};${DeezerArtistID};${DeezerArtistURL};${LidAlbumName}"
435 | continue
436 | fi
437 | if [ "${PreviouslyDownloaded}" = True ] && cat "${LogDir}/${DownloadLogName}" | grep "artist/${DeezerArtistID}" | read
438 | then
439 | logit "Previously Downloaded, skipping..."
440 | sleep 1s
441 | else
442 | rm "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" 2>/dev/null
443 | touch "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold"
444 | sleep 1s
445 | DownloadURL "${DeezerArtistURL}"
446 | logit "DeezerArtistURL: ${DeezerArtistURL}"
447 | Cleanup
448 | if [ "${Verification}" = True ]; then
449 | Verify
450 | else
451 | logit "Skipping File Verification"
452 | fi
453 | if [ "${Convert}" = True ]; then
454 | Convert
455 | else
456 | logit "Skipping FLAC Conversion"
457 | fi
458 | if [ "${ReplaygainTagging}" = True ]; then
459 | Replaygain
460 | else
461 | logit "Skipping Replaygain Tagging"
462 | fi
463 | if [ "${AppProcess}" = External ]; then
464 | ExternalProcess
465 | elif [ "${AppProcess}" = Lidarr ]; then
466 | LidarrProcess
467 | elif [ "${AppProcess}" = AllDownloads ]; then
468 | LidarrImport
469 | else
470 | logit "Skipping Any Processing"
471 | fi
472 | rm "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold"
473 | fi
474 | else
475 | logit "Cant get artistname or or DeezerArtistURL or artistid.. skipping"
476 | skiplog "${LidArtistName};${DeezerArtistID};${DeezerArtistURL};${LidAlbumName}"
477 | continue
478 | fi
479 | done
480 | }
481 |
482 | CheckdlPath(){
483 | if [ -d ${DownloadDir} ] && [ -w ${DownloadDir} ]; then
484 | dlcontento=($(find "${DownloadDir}" -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -path "${DownloadDir}"))
485 | else
486 | # ErrorExit "download directory not writeable or doesnt exist ${DownloadDir}"
487 | logit "Creating Download Directory"
488 | mkdir "${DownloadDir}"
489 | chmod ${FolderPermissions} "${DownloadDir}"
490 | fi
491 | }
492 |
493 | CheckLogPath(){
494 | if [ -d ${LogDir} ] && [ -w ${LogDir} ]; then
495 | logcontentto=($(find "${LogDir}" -maxdepth 1 -type d -not -path "${LogDir}"))
496 | else
497 | # ErrorExit "download directory not writeable or doesnt exist ${LogDir}"
498 | logit "Creating Download Directory"
499 | mkdir "${LogDir}"
500 | chmod ${FolderPermissions} "${LogDir}"
501 | fi
502 | }
503 |
504 | main(){
505 | OLDIFS=$IFS
506 | IFS=$'\n'
507 | echo "Starting up"
508 | source ./config || ErrorExit "Configuration file not found" 2
509 | CheckLogPath
510 | InitLogs
511 | CleanStart
512 | CheckdlPath
513 | DeleteDownloadLog
514 | rm "${DownloadDir}/temp-hold" 2>/dev/null
515 | case "${Mode}" in
516 | wanted) WantedModeBegin;;
517 | artist) ArtistModeBegin;;
518 | *) logit "Mode error, check Mode variable in config valid = wanted/artist" ;;
519 | esac
520 | IFS=$OLDIFS
521 | }
522 |
523 | main ${@}
524 |
525 | #####################################################################################################
526 | # Script End #
527 | #####################################################################################################
528 | exit 0
529 |
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