NAME
AudioFile::Find - Finds audio files located on your system and maps them to AudioFile::Info objects.
SYNOPSIS
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; } ); METHODS
new
Creates an object of this class. Takes an optional single argument which is the directory to search in.
new
Sets and returns the directory to search.
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.
pass
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.
extensions
Discovers the extensions that are supported by the installed AudioFile::Info plugins.
AUTHORS
SOURCE REPOSITORY
http://github.com/jberger/AudioFile-Find
BUGS
Bugs may be reported to:
- http://github.com/jberger/AudioFile-Find/issues
- http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=AudioFile-Find
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
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.