A simple utility to suggest ID3 tag changes for MP3 collections with a specific format.
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README.md

mp_suggest is a simple little organizational tool for MP3 collections. I wrote it a few years ago to help me organize my own collection, and when the Hy Programming Language came out, I decided it was time for a minor exercise. Rewriting mp_suggest in Hy was a perfect opportunity.

Writing mp_suggest was an interesting exercise in returning to Lisp after all these years. I find that I really enjoyed it (although, honestly, Hy's debugging facilities leave a lot to be desired). The style used inside mp_suggest is most definitely not Lispy; looking through it, with its persistent use of cheap anonymous functions and closures and its function-level metaprogramming, I guess the best language I could compare it to is Coffeescript. I like Coffeescript a lot, but I don't get many opportunities to use it professionally, but the sensibilities of Coffeescript (especially Reginald Braithwaite's Ristrettology and his other books on functional programming) heavily influenced the design decisions I made in mp_suggest.

  • Licensing

    This program is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GNU GPL).

    You can find a copy of the license in the file COPYING.

  • Using:

    mp_suggest comes with a complete list of commands that can be seen by running the command with no arguments. See the man page that comes with it.

  • To do:

    The TODO file is empty for a reason. This was mostly an exercise in writing Hy.