Some weeks back I mentioned (in a comment) my small program capable of editing the tags in audio files based on the filename.
Today, I had some spear time and implemented it in Go (the original version was Ruby).

For people that are interested, here is a link to the repo: https://github.com/SirWindfield/...

Any help/feedback is appreciated!
I promised someone to mention him if I get to publish it. But I forgot his user name :(

@daemonAD spare :)

Where did it go?

@vortexman100 I think I moved it to private. Need to clean it up. Race conditions everywhere. I can switch it back tho. Saw zero usage of it so I just made it private again.

@vortexman100 I also added a to do list. Current implementation is really really bad :D I will take a look at it since the project will probably and up as a plugin for my music player :D

@SirWindfield Yeah, i just saw the repo, i will follow this project. Will it be based on electron, since you experimented with it?

@vortexman100 the music client? Yep. I wanted to get started with js and thought that might be a nice project. I want to create something similar to atom or vscode, a hackable music player, that can be easily extended using plugins. I am currently still researching a lot of stuff (like implementing plugins and loading them). Hosting a repo for them, extension points and currently looking for ideas on how to potentially load them faster. I have a gitlab project for it. SirWindfield/theclassic-desktop_temp. Was my first dev setup. It's more of a small test environment for various stuff like CI within gitlab, webpack, jest etc. The real repo is at theclassic-desktop. You can follow if you are interested. But it will probably be a long journey to go :D got two weeks free in April, I will probably actively start to develop then.

@vortexman100 uh Hannover :D Nice projects btw :)

@vortexman100 do you just mirror those repos to github? Or are issues and MR on both, gitlab and github, visible?

@SirWindfield No, they are not visible.