sudo apt install sqlite3-pcre sqlite3 php php-sqlite3 todo
add a 4th tab to the drop-down, "settings" that surfaces the hidden settings
Replace the track/label buttons with something like this
purge / 3 4 5 / skip ^^ before these were all transitional functions, taking us to the next release. They were intentionally distinct during the design to make accidents hard.
However in a thumbed touch screen interface mistakes
are going to be common.
So Probably something like this
-
< > Current track selection interface
+ + + -
+ + +
P | 3 | 4 | 5 | S Ranking as before, these now set toggle
[ Next Release ]
Normally this is disabled unless one of the above "toggles"
is actuated.
Also instead of stopping, like the normal interface, this will cycle around the album until a decision is made.
notes: Currently a sqlite store is used to get playlists from. There's 2 ways of addressing this.
* Fold existing unmarked tracks into sqlite with
a special flag.
* Create an alternative way to interface the system
that maps closer to the existing flat file
way.
(2) is the most harmless because it's essentially just
another adapter to the existing system. Essentially
it has to either get down to the bash based way OR
the bash based way has to move up to the SQLite way
So the surfacing has to be done *somewhere* the real
question is should it be done asynchronously or
realtime.
The main risk is probably data corruption since
I'm introducing a new system with write privelege.
I think something like
$ mpv-lib record_listen (path) (rating)
will eventually be needed. In fact all of this should
be routed like that.
unlistened
Of course this means running shell through php, arguably
stupid. We also have the resolvable issue of permissions