Muclean
A simple music file renamer
Installation
go install github.com/CJ-Jackson/[email protected]
Usage Example
$ ls
ls
01.N.S.U..m4a 08.Rollin' And Tumblin'.m4a
02.Sleepy Time Time.m4a 09.I'm So Glad.m4a
03.Dreaming.m4a 10.Toad.m4a
04.Sweet Wine.m4a 11.Wrapping Paper - Bonus Track.m4a
05.Spoonful.m4a 12.I Feel Free - Bonus Track.m4a
06.Cat's Squirrel.m4a 13.Coffee Song - Bonus Track.m4a
07.Four Until Late.m4a
muclean "*.m4a"
ls
01 - Cream - Fresh Cream - N.S.U..m4a
02 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Sleepy Time Time.m4a
03 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Dreaming.m4a
04 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Sweet Wine.m4a
05 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Spoonful.m4a
06 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Cat's Squirrel.m4a
07 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Four Until Late.m4a
08 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Rollin' And Tumblin'.m4a
09 - Cream - Fresh Cream - I'm So Glad.m4a
10 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Toad.m4a
11 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Wrapping Paper Bonus Track.m4a
12 - Cream - Fresh Cream - I Feel Free Bonus Track.m4a
13 - Cream - Fresh Cream - Coffee Song Bonus Track.m4a
Motivation
Software like Renamer and Mp3Tag are nice tools, but I needed something that is specialised that I can run from the terminal and not having to rely on regexp to sanitise the file name from Windows System Reserved Characters.
