On Fedora never reads tags destroys tags when writing.

[amsterdamharu]

With the following file (generated with audacity version 2.1.3):
01.zip

Using the following code I can't read any tags from the file, updating the tags (commented out code) will destroy the tags in the file in both Nautilus file browser properties and Rythmbox.

// "dependencies": {
//   "glob": "^7.1.2",
//   "node-id3": "^0.1.5"
// }
//node version: v10.8.0
const NodeID3 = require('node-id3');
const glob = require("glob");

const getGlob = ()=>{
  if(!process.argv[2]){
    console.log("need to provide path to files");
    process.exit(1);
  }
  const ret = `${process.argv[2]}/*.mp3`;
  console.log("Using glob:",ret);
  return ret;
};

readTags = file =>
  new Promise(
    (resolve,reject)=>
      NodeID3.read(
        file,
        (err, tags) =>
          err?reject(err):resolve(tags)
      )
  )
;

const createTag = tags =>
  new Promise(
    (resolve,reject)=>
      NodeID3.create(
        tags,
        frame=>resolve(frame)
      )
  )
;

const updateTag = (tags,file)=>
  new Promise(
    (resolve,reject)=>
      NodeID3.update(
        tags,
        file,
        (err, buffer)=>err?reject(err):resolve(buffer)
      )
  )
;

const globPromise = (path,options)=>
  new Promise(
    (resolve,reject)=>
      glob(
        path,
        options,
        (err,files)=>
          err
            ?reject(err)
            :resolve(files))
  )
;

globPromise(getGlob(), {})
.then(
  files=>
    // updateTag(NodeID3.create(tags[0]),files[0])
    // updateTag(tags[0],files[0])
    Promise.resolve()
    .then(
        ()=>readTags(files[0])
    )
).then(
  result=>console.log("ok",result)//this logs: ok { raw: {} }
).catch(
  error=>console.log("oops:",error)
);

const tags = [
  [{
    TIT2:"some title"
  }]
]

[Zazama]

The file uses extended header which isn't implemented by node-id3, which is why it doesn't find any tags.

[Zazama]

Fixed by 8c42c6c in v0.2.0