oclif arguments really don't like spaces in a directory name, so sorry.

I wrote this to swap my Google Play Music playlist to YouTube Music using Sounddiiz; though, once converted you can transfer it to any provider Soundiiz covers. Google's transfer feature didn't apply seeing as I was also wanting to transfer accounts.

Google dumps the tracks in your playlists as indavidual CSV files. This CLI will parse those files and export them to a single CSV file compatible with Soundiiz.

Once converted, use Soundiiz's Import Playlist feature and select file.

This package was written using Node v14.15.0. In addition, the following from the ocliff Documentation will provide useful:

Only Active LTS Node versions are supported. ...

• Usage
• Commands

$ npm install -g gplay-soundiiz-parser
$ giiz COMMAND
running command...
$ giiz (-v|--version|version)
gplay-soundiiz-parser/1.0.1 win32-x64 node-v14.15.0
$ giiz --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ giiz COMMAND
...

• giiz help [COMMAND]
• giiz playlist PLAYLIST OUTPUT [FILE]

display help for giiz

USAGE
  $ giiz help [COMMAND]

ARGUMENTS
  COMMAND  command to show help for

OPTIONS
  --all  see all commands in CLI

See code: @oclif/plugin-help

Convert a Google Play Music Playlist CSV directory to a single Soundizz compatible CSV file.

USAGE
  $ giiz playlist PLAYLIST OUTPUT [FILE]

ARGUMENTS
  PLAYLIST  Directory containing a subdirectory 'Tracks' containing CSV files exported from Google Play Music.
  OUTPUT    Directory to output the single, Soundizz compatible CSV file to.
  FILE      [default: output] Name of the file to generate output too.

See code: src\commands\playlist.ts