This tool will :
- Upload an audio file to Auphonic.com
- Start the production
- Wait for the production to complete
- Download output files
- Upload them to archive.org
- Wait for the item to be derived
- Print out the URLs
First, install virtualenv is necessary :
$ pip install virtualenv
Also, cURL is required to handle the uploads:
$ sudo apt install curl
(this is for Ubuntu/Debian based distros, refer to your distribution's package manager for others)
Then change to wherever you store your virtual environments, and create a new one :
$ mkdir -p ~/virtualenvs
$ cd ~/virtualenvs
$ virtualenv pyupload
$ cd pyupload
$ source bin/activate
Your prompt should change, and display the name of the active virtual environment :
(pyupload) $
Install PyUpload from github :
(pyupload) $ pip install git+https://github.com/ymauray/pyupload.git
Activate your virtual environment, if it is not already active :
$ source ~/virtualenvs/pyupload/bin/activate
Upgrade package from github :
(pyupload) $ pip install git+https://github.com/ymauray/pyupload.git --upgrade
The configuration file is config.ini and it should be present in the directory PyUpload is started from. All parameters can be overriden from the command line.
Here's an example :
[episode]
# File to upload to Auphonic.
input-file=/data/Musique/iDJC/idjc.[2016-11-06][13:42:34].01.flac
# Episode number.
number=06
# Episode title.
title=#06 - The Hackney Gentrification Song (Robin Grey)
# Cover art file.
cover-art-file=/data/Musique/NaPodPoMo/images/napodpomo_06.png
[auphonic]
# Base name of the output files (without extension).
output-file-basename=06_The_Hackney_Gentrification_Song
# Year (will default to current year if not specified)
year=2016
# UUID of the preset to use.
preset=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
# Auphonic's user name.
username=xxxxxxxxxxxx
# Auphonic's password.
password=xxxxxxxxxxxx
[internetarchive]
# Item in which the files will be stored.
item=frenchguych_test_item
# Folder inside the item.
folder=06
# Access key. (see https://archive.org/account/s3.php)
access-key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
# Secret key. (see https://archive.org/account/s3.php)
secret-key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxFrom the command line, the same thing can be done with :
$ pyupload \
--episode-input-file="/data/Musique/iDJC/idjc.[2016-11-06][13:42:34].01.flac" \
--episode-number=06 \
--episode-title="#06 - The Hackney Gentrification Song (Robin Grey)" \
--episode-cover-art-file=/data/Musique/NaPodPoMo/images/napodpomo_06.png \
--auphonic-output-file-basename=06_The_Hackney_Gentrification_Song \
--auphonic-preset=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
--auphonic-username=xxxxxxxxxxxx \
--auphonic-password=xxxxxxxxxxxx \
--internetarchive-item=frenchguych_test_item \
--internetarchive-folder=06 \
--internetarchive-access-key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx \
--internetarchive-secret-key=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
config.ini is the default name for the configuration file. It can be overriden with --config /path/to/config/file
It is possible to not wait for archive.org's derivation process, using the --no-wait command line option.
Activate your virtual environment, if it is not already active :
$ source ~/virtualenvs/pyupload/bin/activate
Change to the directory where config.ini is and simply run pyupload. Add any options on the command line to override the values in the configuration file.
(pyupload) $ pyupload
PyPublish v0.1.0, by Yannick Mauray a.k.a. the french guy from Switzerland
Published under the GNU General Public License v3
See https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
THIS SOFTWARE IS UNDER HEAVY DEVELOPMENT AND IS NOT READY FOR PRODUCTION YET
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. YOU'VE BEEN WARNED.
Retrieving Auphonic's preset details
Episode
-------
File to upload : /data/Musique/iDJC/idjc.[2016-11-06][13:42:34].01.flac
Number : 06
Title : #06 - The Hackney Gentrification Song (Robin Grey)
Cover art file : /data/Musique/NaPodPoMo/themes/napodpomo_06.png
Auphonic
--------
Account : xxxxxxxxxxxx
Preset : NaPodPoMo 2016 (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Output file basename : 06_The_Hackney_Gentrification_Song
Archive.org
-----------
Item : frenchguych_test_item
Folder: 06
Press enter if everything seems fine, CTRL-C otherwise.
It is possible to add the --no-message option on the command line to bypass the message
Press enter if everything seems fine, CTRL-C otherwise.
Post any questions, remarks, issues, etc... on github at https://github.com/ymauray/pyupload/issues