# SmallTag

A module that extends [TinyTag](https://github.com/tinytag/tinytag)'s capabilities by also writing tags.

### Features

| Feature            | Details                                                                                                                                                                                            | State                                                  |
|--------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------|
| ID3 Writing        | <input type="checkbox" disabled checked> Strings<br><input type="checkbox" disabled checked> Integers<br><input type="checkbox" disabled checked> Links<br><input type="checkbox" disabled> Images | <input type="checkbox" disabled> Partially Implemented |
| Ogg Vorbis Writing | <input type="checkbox" disabled checked> Strings<br><input type="checkbox" disabled checked> Integers<br><input type="checkbox" disabled checked> Links<br><input type="checkbox" disabled> Images | <input type="checkbox" disabled> Partially Implemented |

## Installation

Simply let pip install the package:

``` bash
pip install smalltag@git+https://teapot.informationsanarchistik.de/Wobbl/SmallTag.git
```


### SmallTag As A Dependency

If you are working on a project that uses SmallTag,
the line in your requirements.txt that corresponds to SmallTag should contain this:

```
smalltag @ git+https://teapot.informationsanarchistik.de/Wobbl/SmallTag.git#egg=smalltag
```


## Usage

> [!CAUTION]
> Please note that this module is still in development and could corrupt the audio file.

Reading works in exactly the same way as with TinyTag. \
Example:

```Python3
from smalltag import SmallTag

tag = SmallTag.get("test.mp3")

print(tag.title)
# Example Output: Test
```

But this module also adds support for writing metadata.
Just use the `write()`-function on a loaded tag to write the metadata to the file. \
Example:

```Python3
from smalltag import SmallTag

tag = SmallTag.get("test.mp3")

print(tag.title)
# Example Output: Test

tag.title = "Another Test"

tag.write()
```

When you then load the metadata again, you will see that the title has changed:

```Python3
from smalltag import SmallTag

tag = SmallTag.get("test.mp3")

print(tag.title)
# Example Output: Another Test
```