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paracusia v0.2.11 Paracusia.MpdTypes

Types for all information retrieved from MPD.

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Types

find_tag()
id()

ids are used by MPD to uniquely identify each song in the database. ids remain unchanged when a song changes its position in the queue

mpd_error()

See https://musicpd.org/doc/protocol/response_syntax.html#failure_response_syntax for more details

position()

positions are used to identify the position of a song in the queue. The first song in the queue has index 0

range()

Ranges are used to restrict an operation on a subset of the queue. A range is right-open and indexing starts with zero, e.g., {0, 3} is used to specify the songs at the 1st, 2nd and 3rd position

sort_direction()

Results returned by MPD can be sorted in ascending order or descending order (:asc or :desc, respectively)

tag()

As described at https://musicpd.org/doc/protocol/tags.html

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find_tag() 
find_tag() :: tag() | :any | :file | :base | :modified_since

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id() 
id() :: integer()

ids are used by MPD to uniquely identify each song in the database. ids remain unchanged when a song changes its position in the queue.

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mpd_error() 
mpd_error() :: {:error, {String.t(), String.t()}}

See https://musicpd.org/doc/protocol/response_syntax.html#failure_response_syntax for more details.

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position() 
position() :: integer()

positions are used to identify the position of a song in the queue. The first song in the queue has index 0.

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range() 
range() :: {position(), position()}

Ranges are used to restrict an operation on a subset of the queue. A range is right-open and indexing starts with zero, e.g., {0, 3} is used to specify the songs at the 1st, 2nd and 3rd position.

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sort_direction() 
sort_direction() :: :asc | :desc

Results returned by MPD can be sorted in ascending order or descending order (:asc or :desc, respectively).

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tag() 
tag() ::
  :artist
  | :artistsort
  | :album
  | :albumsort
  | :albumartist
  | :albumartistsort
  | :title
  | :track
  | :name
  | :genre
  | :date
  | :composer
  | :performer
  | :comment
  | :disc
  | :musicbrainz_artistid
  | :musicbrainz_albumid
  | :musicbrainz_albumartistid
  | :musicbrainz_trackid
  | :musicbrainz_releasetrackid

As described at https://musicpd.org/doc/protocol/tags.html