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@allfeat/music-genres

v1.0.3

Published

> Unified music genres and subgenres for Allfeat frontends and the Substrate-based Allfeat blockchain.

Readme

@allfeat/music-genres

Unified music genres and subgenres for Allfeat frontends and the Substrate-based Allfeat blockchain.

This package provides a flat, auto-generated list of music genres and subgenres, each mapped to a valid enum value used on-chain (AllfeatMusicGenresGeneratedGenreId). It ensures consistency between frontend applications and blockchain logic, while exposing useful helper functions for selection and validation.


✨ Features

  • Flat list of genres and subgenres
  • genre vs subgenre distinction via type
  • Each entry maps to on-chain enum using .toNativeType()
  • Lookup helpers for validation and name resolution
  • Pure TypeScript structure usable in any frontend

📅 Installation

pnpm add @allfeat/music-genres

📖 Usage

import {
  allGenresUnified,
  getGenres,
  getSubgenresOf,
  isValidGenreId,
  getGenreName,
} from "@allfeat/music-genres";

const genres = getGenres();
const subgenresOfPop = getSubgenresOf("pop");

if (isValidGenreId("trap")) {
  const display = getGenreName("trap"); // "Trap"
}

🔎 UnifiedGenreEntry

interface UnifiedGenreEntry {
  id: string; // snake_case ID from genres.json
  name: string; // Human-readable name
  type: "genre" | "subgenre"; // Classification
  parentId?: string; // Present only for subgenres
  toNativeType(): GenreEnum; // Converts to on-chain enum
}

⚙️ Generation

This package is generated from a shared ../genres.json file using a generate.ts script.

pnpm run generate

This ensures that genres remain synchronized between your frontends and the Substrate runtime definitions.


👷 Scripts

pnpm run generate     # Regenerate the output from genres.json
pnpm run format       # Format with Prettier