A collection of scripts used to interact with ta public Discogs library. Discogs API documentation can be found here.
- Create and activate a new virtual environment
- Run
pip install -r requirements.txtto install necessary packages - To authenticate to your Elasticsearch instance, you will need to rename the file
.env-EDIT_MEto.envand update the listed variables.
Pass a Discogs username to through this script to import the user's public Discogs library into an Elasticsearch cluster. If you are primarily using this script for a single discogs user, you can update the discogs_username variable in the .env file. Otherwise, be sure to supply a username via the -u or --user argument in the cli when running the script. Logic has been added for this script to add/remove items from your Discogs collection that do not exist within Elasticsearch (or vice versa if you sell a record). Run this script on a cron tab to regularly keep your Elasticsearch index in sync with your Discogs collection.
| Optional Arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| -u, --users | Provide an alternate Discogs username. |
Once imported, you can configure a Kibana Dashboard to visualize trends amongst your music collection.
Not sure what you want to spin next? Run this script to return five randomly selected entries from the supplied Discogs user's public library.
Just as with discogs_es_sync.py, the default username will be pulled from the .env file. Otherwise, you can use the -u or --user argument to specify an alternate user from the cli.
| Optional Arguments | Description |
|---|---|
| -u, --users | Provide an alternate Discogs username. |
| -r, --records, -c, --count | Provide an integer to specify the number of records to return. |