AudioFile::Find - Finds audio files located on your system and maps them to AudioFile::Info objects.
use AudioFile::Find;
my $finder = AudioFile::Find->new( 'some/dir' );
# find everything
my @audiofiles = $finder->search();
# specify a search directory
my @audiofiles = $finder->search( 'some/other/dir' );
#same for genre, title, track, artist and album
my @audiofiles = $finder->search( artist => 'Seeed' );
#search using a regex
my @audiofiles = $finder->search( 'some/other/dir', title => qr/Ding/ );
# anonymous subroutine that returns true or false
my @audiofiles = $finder->search( 'some/other/dir', track => sub { return shift > 10; } ); Creates an object of this class. Takes an optional single argument which is the directory to search in.
Sets and returns the directory to search.
Starts the search and returns a hash of filenames as keys and AudioFile::Info-Objects as values. You may specify a search directory as the first argument and also pass a hash with search criteria. See the synopsis for details.
Checks whether a given AudioFile::Info object meets given criteria. First argument is the AudioFile::Info object, second argument is a reference to the criteria hash.
Discovers the extensions that are supported by the installed AudioFile::Info plugins.
- Markus,
<holli.holzer at googlemail.com> - Joel Berger
joel.a.berger@gmail.com
http://github.com/jberger/AudioFile-Find
Bugs may be reported to:
- http://github.com/jberger/AudioFile-Find/issues
- http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=AudioFile-Find
Copyright 2008-2014 by Authors listed above, all rights reserved.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.