Album CleanTag

CleanTag is an npm/python module that uses regex to remove common unnecessary words from album and song tags, such as '(remastered)', '[deluxe edition]', etc.

This can be used to help make Last.fm scrobbling and library management more organized.

Pattern Matching

The program looks at the input string and detects any common unnecessary words (red flags) that are in the suffix of the string, formatted as such:
- Title (suffix)
- Title [suffix]
- Title (suffix (suffix))
- Title (suffix [suffix])
- Title [suffix (suffix)]
- Title [suffix [suffix]]
- Title - suffix

The "red flags" it searches for include: 'anniversary', 'bonus', 'deluxe', 'edition', 'expanded', 'explicit', 'reissue', 'remaster', 'version'. If a suffix contains one or more of these, the entire suffix is deleted.

For example, if you give it Swans - Filth (Deluxe Version), it will return Swans - Filth.

Usage

$3

Install using npm:
``
npm i album-cleantag
`


`
const cleantag = require('album-cleantag');

let albumName = 'Godflesh - Post Self (Remastered)';
albumName = cleantag.clean(albumName);

console.log(albumName); // Godflesh - Post Self
`

$3


Python users can download the cleantag.py file and use it in your code:
`
import cleantag

print(cleantag.clean('Yeezus (Explicit Version)')) # Yeezus
`

$3


The options object can be passed to the second parameter. It can contain the following parameters:
`
const options = {
addRedFlags: // add red flags to the list
excludeRedFlags: // remove red flags from the list
customRedFlags: // replace my red flags with your own list (don't use with the other two options)
}

cleantag.clean(albumName, options);
``