This command-line application allows users to manage personal music data.
- See a user's lists of songs, artists, albums, and playlists after logging in.
- Retrieve information such as the artist, album, and the duration of the song based on song selection.
- Play the selected song. Currently only Spotify is supported. Spotify app installation required.
- See stats about your music collection such as the total number of your songs and albums.
- Know interesting facts about the entire database. You can get answers to questions such as:
- Who is the person with most songs?
- Who is the person with most albums?
- In this database, which song is the longest song? Who has the longest song?
- In this database, which playlist is the playlist with most songs?
- Please
forkthis github folder first, thenclone and downloadit to your own computer. - Open your terminal, type
bundle installto install all Ruby gems required for this application, and then typeruby run/run.rb. This should give you a menu of options. - Use the arrow keys to navigate between options.
- Check out our Video Demo for this application.
- The first menu allows for you to create a new user. Input a username and password to create the account.
- As a new user, you may add your data to the currently available
.csvdata file under the folder/db. You may have to edit your.csvfile so that our application can get and retrieve your data. (Please see the following section for how to prepare your.csvfile.) - After you import your data, in your terminal, please type
rake db:seed, if successful, your data should be already in our databasedevelopment.dbunder/dbfolder.
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We recommend new users to generate .csv files via Exportify, a free app that automatically generates .csv file for each Spotify playlist.
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The sample data included here is a combination of several playlists for two users. After we retrieve data from Exportify, we also included account information (username and password) in the sample data file.
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Additional Tips: If you are not familiar with .csv file format, please check out Excel to CSV.
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Additional Tips: If you want to get data from other music and video sources, please check out the Payed option for many sources for details.
Welcome
1. Log In
* log in
1. Your Music
- What would you like to see?
1. Your Songs
- What song would you like to choose?
- Choose a song
- What information would you like to see for this song?
1. Artist
2. Album
3. Duration of the song
4. Play Song
- only works with Spotify app
2. Your Playlists
- Lists your playlists by name.
3. Your Artists
- Which artist would you like to choose?
- choose artist
- What information would you like to know for this artist?
1. Songs
2. Albums
4. Your Albums
- Which album would you like to choose?
- Choose album
- What information would you like to know for this album?
1. Songs
2. Artists
5. No. I don't want anything. take me back to the main menu.
2. Your Statistics
- Which statistics would you like to see?
1. Total number of songs
- You have (number) songs
2. Total number of albums
- You have (number) albums
3. Suggestion
- currently in production
4. Intersting facts
- What fact would you like to see?
1. Person with most songs
2. Person with most albums
3. The longest song in this database
- Gives the song and user information
- Asks if you want to play the song
4. the biggest playlist in this database
- Gives playlist name, user, and number of songs.
5. Nothing. Back to Welcome menu.
2. Create a New Account
- Create account
3. Exit. I don't want to do anything today. :(
- 0.1. (March 8, 2019)
- All instructors at the Flatiron School Houston campus.
- All classmates in the Flatiron School Houston campus 021819 cohort.
- Comments and advice are always appreciated! :)