Added audio tags read support.

Also, clean up setup things and imports.

.gitignore

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 __pycache__/
 *.py[cod]
+.coverage
+.tox
+tags
+MANIFEST
+.cache
+pycatalog.egg-info

README.rst

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-pyGTKtalog 1.0
-==============
+pycatalog
+==========
 
-pyGTKtalog is Linux/FreeBSD program for indexing CD/DVD or directories on
-filesystem. It is similar to `gtktalog`_ or `gwhere`_ . There is no coincidence
-in name of application, because it's meant to be replacement (in some way) for
-gtktalog, which seems to be dead project for years.
+Pycatalog is a commandline Linux/FreeBSD program for indexing CD, DVD, BR or
+directories on filesystem. It is similar to `gtktalog`_ or `gwhere`_. There is
+no coincidence in name of application, because it's meant to be replacement
+(in some way) for gtktalog, which seems to be dead project for years.
 
-.. image:: /example/main.png
-    :alt: pyGTKtalog main screen
+Note, that even if it share same code base with pyGTKtalog, which was meant to
+be desktop application, now pycatalog is pure console app, just for use with
+commandline. You can find last version of pyGTKtalog under ``pyGTKtalog``
+branch, although bear in mind, that it was written with `python 2.7`_ and
+pyGTK_, which both are dead now.
 
-WARNING!
-========
+Current version is 3.0.
 
-**This version is mostly outdated, full of bugs, and may eat your data!** First
-usable version (this is what you are looking at right now) was completed around
-2009 year, but implementation was done much earlier. During that time GTK2 was
-changed significantly several times, because of that couple of pyGTKtalog
-functionalities goes bad.
+Features
+--------
 
-The reason for keeping this branch is for history and for GUI to the new engine
-which was rewritten couple of years ago and have only cli tool to manipulate
-DBs.
+* Scan for files in selected media
+* Support for grouping files depending on file name (expected patterns in file
+  names)
+* Store selected EXIF tags
+* Add/edit description and notes
+* Fetch comments for images made in `gThumb`_
+* `Tagging files`_
+* And more :)
 
-In other words - pyGTKtalog version on this branch is safe for **view only**
-your catalog database, while it may corrupt database or other files while trying
-to create/update your databases in any way.
+Requirements
+------------
 
-You have been warned.
+pycatalog requires python and following libraries:
 
-The rest of the README file:
+* `python 3.10`_ and up
+* `sqlalchemy 1.4`_
+* `exifread`_ for parse EXIF information
+* `mutagen`_ for extracting tags from audio files
 
-FEATURES
-========
-
-* scan for files in selected media
-* get/generate thumbnails from EXIF and other images
-* stores selected EXIF tags
-* add/edit description and notes
-* fetch comments for images made in `gThumb`_
-* add/remove unlimited images to any file or directory
-* `tagging files`_
-* and more :)
-
-Couple of screens showing how it looks like:
-
-.. image:: /example/tags_images.png
-    :alt: Other tabs - tags and images
-
-.. image:: /example/tags_selected.png
-    :alt: Narrow down the files by tags
-
-.. image:: /example/search.png
-    :alt: Search window and image view
-
-Also, in ``example`` directory you'll find a database ``example.sqlite`` to play
-with.
-
-REQUIREMENTS
-============
-
-pyGTKtalog is written in python with following dependencies:
-
-* python 2.4 or higher
-* `pygtk 2.10`_ or higher
-* `pysqlite2`_ (unnecessary, if python 2.5 is used)
-
-Optional modules:
-
-* `PIL`_ for image manipulation
-
-Additional pyGTKtalog uses `pygtkmvc`_ by Roberto Cavada and EXIF module by Gene
-Cash (slightly updatetd to EXIF 2.2 by me) which are included in sources.
-
-pyGTKtalog extensively uses external programs in unix spirit, however there is
-small possibility of using it Windows (probably with limitations) and quite
-big possibility to run it on other sophisticated unix-like systems (i.e.
+Pycatalog extensively uses external programs in unix spirit, however there is
+small possibility of using it Windows (probably with limitations) and quite big
+possibility to run it on other sophisticated unix-like systems (i.e.
 BeOS/ZETA/Haiku, QNX or MacOSX).
 
-INSTALLATION
-============
+Programs that are used:
+* ``midentify`` (provided by `mplayer`_ package)
+
+For development process following programs are used:
+
+* `nose`_
+* `coverage`_
+* `tox`_
+
+Instalation
+-----------
 
 You don't have to install it if you don't want to. You can just change current
-directory to pyGTKtalog and simply run:
+directory to pycatalog and simply run::
 
-./pyGTKtalog
+    $ paver run
 
 That's it. Alternatively, if you like to put it in more system wide place, all
 you have to do is:
 
-* put pyGTKtalog directory into your destination of choice (/usr/local/share,
-  /opt or ~/ is typical bet)
-* copy pyGTKtalog shell script to /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin or in
-  other place, where PATH variable is pointing or you feel like.
-* then modify pyGTKtalog line 6 to match right ``pygtktalog.py`` directory
+#. put pycatalog directory into your destination of choice (/usr/local/share,
+   /opt or ~/ is typical bet)
 
-Then, just run pyGTKtalog script.
+#. copy pycatalog shell script to /usr/bin, /usr/local/bin or in
+   other place, where PATH variable is pointing or you feel like.
 
-TODO
-====
+#. then modify pycatalog line 6 to match right ``pycatalog.py`` directory
 
-PyGTKtalog is still under heavy development, however there is small chance to
-change structure of catalogs (and if it'll change, there will be transparent
-function to update DB schema).
-
-For version 1.0 there are no features to be done, just bug fixes.
-
-There are still minor aims for versions 1.x to be done:
-- consolidate popup-menus with edit menu
-- add popup menu for directly removing tag from tag cloud
-- implement advanced search
-
-For version 2.0:
-- Export/Import
-- Icon grid in files view
-- command line support: query, adding media to collection etc
-- internationalization
-- export to XLS
-- user defined group of tags (represented by color in cloud tag)
-- hiding specified files - configurable, like dot prefixed, config files and
-  manually selected
-- tests
-- warning about existing image in media directory
-
-Removed:
-- filetypes handling (movies, images, archives, documents etc). Now it have
-  common, unified external "plugin" system - simple text output from command
-  line programs.
-- anime/movie
-		- title
-		- alt title
-		- type (anime movie, movie, anime oav, anime tv series, tv series, etc)
-		- cover/images
-		- genre
-		- lang
-		- sub lang
-		- release date (from - to)
-		- anidb link/imdb link
-  Maybe in future versions. Now text file descriptions/notes and tags have to
-  be enough for good and fast information search.
-
-NOTES
-=====
-
-Catalog file is plain sqlite database (optionally compressed with bzip2). All
-images are stored in ``[CONFIG_PATH]/images`` directory, where ``[CONFIG_PATH]``
-is one of the following location:
-
-- ``$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pygtktalog``
-- ``$HOME/.pytgtktalog``
-
-Names for images are generated sha512 hash from image file itself. There is
-small possibility for two identical hash for different image files. However, no
-images are overwritten. Thumbnail filename for each image is simply
-concatenation of image filename in images directory and ``_t`` string.
-
-There is also converter from old database to new for internal use only. In
-public release there will be no other formats so it will be useless, and
-deleted. There are some issues with converting. All thumbnails will be lost. All
-images without big image will be lost. There are serious changes with
-application design, and I decided, that is better to keep media unpacked on
-disk, instead of pack it every time with save and unpack with open methods. New
-design prevent from deleting any file from media directory (placed in
-``[CONFIG_PATH]/images``). Functionality for exporting images and corresponding
-db file is planned.
+Then, just run pycatalog script.
 
 LICENSE
 =======
@@ -170,11 +77,16 @@ LICENSE
 This work is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL, version 3. See the LICENCE
 file in top-level directory.
 
+
+.. _coverage: http://nedbatchelder.com/code/coverage/
+.. _exifread: https://github.com/ianare/exif-py
+.. _gthumb: http://gthumb.sourceforge.net
 .. _gtktalog: http://www.nongnu.org/gtktalog/
 .. _gwhere: http://www.gwhere.org/home.php3
-.. _PIL: http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/index.htm
-.. _pygtk 2.10: http://www.pygtk.org
-.. _pysqlite2: http://pysqlite.org/
-.. _pygtkmvc: http://pygtkmvc.sourceforge.net
-.. _gThumb: http://gthumb.sourceforge.net
-.. _tagging files: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tag_%28metadata%29
+.. _mplayer: http://mplayerhq.hu
+.. _nose: http://code.google.com/p/python-nose/
+.. _python 3.10: http://www.python.org/
+.. _sqlalchemy 1.4: http://www.sqlalchemy.org
+.. _tagging files: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/tag_%28metadata%29
+.. _tox: https://testrun.org/tox
+.. _mutagen: https://github.com/quodlibet/mutagen

cleanup.sh

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-#!/bin/sh
-# remove ~, pyc, pyo files from current directory
-find . -name \*~ -exec rm '{}' ';'
-find . -name \*pyc -exec rm '{}' ';'
-find . -name \*pyo -exec rm '{}' ';'

example/README.rst

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-Example
-=======
-
-Here you can find example database and some screen shots made using this db.
-
-All materials used to prepare sample database and the screen shots were
-downloaded from freely available resources from pages:
-http://www.hd-trailers.net/ and http://www.imdb.com - all rights goes to
-appropriate parties.