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taglib3

v3.0.11

Published

read and write ID3 and other audio file tags using taglib

Downloads

19

Readme

node-taglib3

Build Status NPM Version

A rewrite of node-taglib2 for Node 10 to 13 and taglib 1.11.1 with support for non-standard properties, a non-blocking API and ID3 GEOB attributes.

Installation

OSX/Linux

You need to have installed a proper C/C++ compiler toolchain, like GCC (For OSX please download Xcode and Command Line Tools).

Windows

You need to have Visual C++ Build Environment setup, which you can download as a standalone Visual C++ Build Tools package or get it as part of Visual Studio 2015.

Usage

For example, with electron:

ELECTRON=1 npm install

Writing tags

Specify an object of tag names and tag entries to (over) write. Tag entries must be arrays of strings. Not all file formats support multiple entries. See the taglib documentation for details.

Reading tags

const taglib = require('taglib3')
// sync
const tags = taglib.readTagsSync('file.mp3')
// async
const tags = taglib.readTags('file.mp3', (error, data) => console.log(error, data))
{
  "ARTIST": ["Howlin' Wolf"],
  "TITLE": ["Howlin' Wolf"],
  "MY_OWN_SPECIAL_ATTRIBUTE": ["datadatadata"],
  "DELETE_THIS": ["delete me"]
}
const taglib = require('taglib3')

const props = {
  artist: ['Howlin\' Wolf'],
  title: ['Evil is goin\' on'],
  my_own_special_attribute: ['datadatadata'],
  delete_this: []
}

// sync
taglib.writeTagsSync('file.mp3', props)
// async
taglib.writeTags('file.mp3', props, (error, data) => console.log(error, data))

GEOB

The keys are used to identify duplicate frames by their description, duplicates will be deleted. Data is passed using base64, encoded as mimetype\x00filename\x00description\x00data in Latin1 encoding.

const taglib = require('taglib3')
console.log(taglib.readId3TagsSync('file.mp3'))
taglib.writeId3TagsSync('file.mp3', {
  'Another Binary Attribute': Buffer.from('application/octet-stream\x00\x00Another Binary Attribute\x00hello mp3').toString('base64'),
  'Delete this': '',
})
{
  "Binary Attribute": ["aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ="]
}

Audio Properties

const taglib = require('taglib3')
console.log(taglib.readAudioPropertiesSync('file.mp3'))
{
  "bitrate": "192",
  "channels": "2",
  "length": "90"
}