ypc | Convert text/spotify/deezer albums | REST library
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This python utility allows the conversion of spotify/deezer/text albums/playlists to youtube urls and/or audio/video files. It supports spotify and deezer urls (album and playlist), as well as a list of terms to search (see below for some examples). It also supports files containing several of the compatible search terms (one by line). Unfortunately, the mix of several types is not supported at this moment (spotify and deezer urls in the same file for example). If you want to extract spotify albums/playlists, you need to set up a valid config.ini file with your spotify api client id and secret (go to developer.spotify.com/dashboard/login to create your own spotify application) and place it in the ~/.config/ypc/ directory (see the config_sample.ini file as an example).
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- Parse argument
- Extract terms from a file
- Return Spotify instance
- Get a pandas dataframe from a playlist
- Get a pandas DataFrame containing a list of terms
- Returns a dataframe of a deez album
- Return a pandas DataFrame of tracks
- Returns a pandas DataFrame containing all the tracks associated with an album
- Extract deezer songs from terms
- Run download
- Get metadata for a given title
- Run yaml download
- Extract the URL from youtube search
- Check if a dict is a song
- Get information about a given search term
- Parse command line arguments
- Download video files
- Parse arguments
- Check if the argument is a youtube URL
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Lines of Code : 50License : Permissive (MIT)
Copyypc -h
usage: ypc [-h] [--debug] [-f FILE_NAME] [-su SPOTIFY_URL] [-du DEEZER_URL]
[-sf SPOTIFY_FILE] [-df DEEZER_FILE] [-yf YOUTUBE_FILE]
[-n EXPORT_FOLDER_NAME] [-v] [-a] [--no_search_youtube]
[--num_threads NUM_TH ypc "u2 one,xtc general and majors,debussy la mer" -v
ypc "DEEZER_PLAYLIST_URL1,DEEZER_ALBUM_URL2,..." -v -n deezer_export
ypc spotify_playlists.txt -a -v -n spotify_export
ypc SPOTIFY_PLAYLIST_URL -a
ypc -su SPOTIFY_PLAYLIST_URL -a
ypc spotify_l git clone https://github.com/dbeley/ypc
cd ypc
pipenv install '-e .'
class MyClass:
def __init__(self, *args: str):
self.input = args
def __add__(self, other: 'MyClass'):
print(f"Adding {self} to {other}")
return MyClass(*(self.input + other.input))
def __str__(self) -&sentence.replace
import string
letters = string.ascii_lowercase
shifted = {l: letters[(i + 2) % len(letters)] for i, l in enumerate(letters)}
sentence = ''.join(shifted.get(c, c) for c in sentence.lower())
import string
letters = string.ascii_lowercase
shifted = {l: letters[(i + 2) % len(letters)] for i, l in enumerate(letters)}
shifted = {}
for i, l in enumerate(letters):
shifted[l] = lfrom string import ascii_lowercase, ascii_uppercase
rotated_lowercase = ascii_lowercase[2:] + ascii_lowercase[:2]
rotated_uppercase = ascii_uppercase[2:] + ascii_uppercase[:2]
translation_table = str.maketrans(ascii_lowercase + ascii_upp# Translation table to convert DNA letters to bit characters
# Deletes newlines, spaces, and the Unicode Byte Order Mark
tbl = str.maketrans('ACGT', '0011', '\n \ufeff')
def dna_to_bytes(dna, offset=0):
# Convert DNA letters to zero athread = "g fmnc wms bgblr rpylqjyrc gr zw fylb. rfyrq ufyr amknsrcpq ypc dmp. bmgle gr gl zw fylb gq glcddgagclr ylb rfyr'q ufw rfgq rcvr gq qm jmle. sqgle qrpgle.kyicrpylq() gq pcamkkclbcb. lmu ynnjw ml rfc spj."
cipher = "abcdefghijklmnCommunity Discussions
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Answered 2020-Jul-20 at 15:23Usually Tesseract likes black text on white background. So you should invert your input image. You should also consider thresholding the image to make it black and white. Finally, Tesseract can be sensitive to the size of each character. I found that the user names were recognized OK at the provided scale, but I had to scale the image by 1.25 to get the numbers to come out.
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I'm reading a book, and it's got this example here (about Overload Operators in Python):
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Answered 2020-May-17 at 20:04Not sure what your question is exactly, but that's how __add__ method works.
Whenever you use + operator, it'll call __add__ from the left operand and
the right operand will be passed in as the argument.
So when Value1 + Value2 is executed, python:
- calls
__add__method fromValue1andValue1gets assigned toself Value2gets passed in to the method and gets assigned toOtherparameter.
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Working on a programming puzzle. Question asks to use string.maketrans() to solve the problem. code goes like this:
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Answered 2020-Mar-24 at 02:57In Python,you don't have to declare a varable,so the "string a=..." is wrong, replace it with "a=..."
And,in python 3.x,print is not a keyword,you will have to use "print(xxx)" and not "print xxx".
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I'm trying to re-arrange long sentence from a puzzle that is encoded using a Caesar Cipher.
Here is my code.
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Answered 2019-Apr-27 at 20:44sentence.replace
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First off, I'm new to python and generally inexperienced with programming in general.
My problem is that I cannot convert the entire sentence in one swoop. I tried a for loop, but that just ended up in a whole sentence in a's and b's. Is there any efficient way to convert each letter without creating a whole new list displaying the sentence?
I tried a for loop and using a : to show all values in the list, but the for loop kept converting letters that were already converted and the : gave me errors saying I can't use a whole list as my key for the dictionary.
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Answered 2019-Apr-24 at 06:16So, basically you want to replace every character in a string with that character's equivalent in the alphabet rotated two places back (so 'a' becomes 'c', 'b' becomes 'd' and so on).
There are a few ways to do that. As you have noticed, you can't use a naive for loop because you'll convert characters that have already been converted once. Fortunately, Python strings have a translate method, which takes a dict that maps characters to each other. Therefore, you can just do this:
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I know this isn't best solution and loading sermons dynamically through SQL statements would be better but I have a Sermons page on http://www.ypc.org.au/resources/sermons/all#list
I have a Filter Section that allows you to filter sermons by book(series), preachers and year.
Currently all sermons are loaded on page load. Some sermons are then hidden based on what filters are selected through the below Jquery script.
This works perfectly hiding any sermons that are not meant to be shown for the selected filters.
The issue is I would like to hide available select options that are not apart of the selected filter options.
For example: Preacher Al Burke has not preached in the James Series, so when I change the series filter to James, his name should also dissapear as a selectable option from the Preacher select box. Otherwise selecting both James series and Al Burke Preacher will show no sermons as he has not preached in that series.
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Answered 2018-Mar-17 at 11:52Thanks for sharing complete code,
I saw that your select box value is directly related to your wrappers.
Try following code.
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Problem:
I did something with revert and "checkouting to specific commits" and now my local master is behind remote master.
I assume, that i'm in this situation right now(but not sure):
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Answered 2018-Mar-14 at 22:21If you want to override the remote repository and loose the some commit you should
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This compiles perfectly fine.
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Answered 2017-Sep-09 at 09:17There are many problems in this code.
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I dont know where actually im going wrong can someone help to get rid of this error.
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Answered 2017-Jun-08 at 09:22mappedby must have a valid property name as value:
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Good evening, I know on the web there are similar questions and a few tutorials about it, but I'd like you to check my code and correct it. I mean, I'd like to know what's wrong with my project. I have to draw a parabola graph given its equation on my main panel. I also must include two buttons, zoom in and zoom out, which are used to reduce and enlarge the "view" panel's view (and so the parabola). I was recommended to use a scale var. This is my code:
note: x0, y0 are panel_main x center, y center.
I have x, y that are used to determine x,y from the equation.
xpc, ypc are converted for the window scale (so are pixels).
xmin, xmax are the extreme values that, with a certain scale, stay on the panel
I hope you can give me a hint, thanks a lot!
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Answered 2017-Feb-08 at 18:44Your question actually consists of several tasks and as usual the key is to take and break those apart..
One issue is getting the data, I will leave the details to you but show how to sparate it from the rest.
The next issue is to scale the data. I'll show you how to avoid this one altogether and scale the drawing tool instead.
And the third one is to draw them to a display surface. As you'll see this is really simple once the other issues are taken care of.
Let's start with the most important step: Collecting the data. You try to create and scale and draw them all in the same piece of code. This has many disadvantages..
Let's first collect the data in a suitable structure:
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