d-fi

d-fi

> A streaming music downloader.

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d-fi is a program for downloading music from streaming music services. Remember that the artists and studios put a lot of work into making music - purchase the original music to support them.

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Please read here

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- _Supports downloading tracks, albums, artists, and playlists_
- _Allows music quality selection (128 kbps, 320 kbps and FLAC)_
- _Auto tagging MP3 & FLAC (including album cover and lyrics)_
- _Support downloading from both links and via searching_

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#### _Deezer_, _Spotify_ and _Tidal_

- _Tracks_
- _Albums_
- _Audiobook_
- _Playlists_
- _Artists_

> Note that Spotify and Tidal tracks will be sourced from Deezer using ISRC matching and UPC for albums. Also Spotify artist tracks are limited upto 10 items.

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#### _Method 1_

First install nodejs following this tutorial

Once nodejs installation is complete run this command.

sudo npm i -g d-fi

or if you are using yarn

yarn global add d-fi

Now you can run using command d-fi to start.

#### _Method 2_

Download pre-built binary from here and then double click on Windows to run. For Linux and macOS user, first open your choice of terminal and the execute with ./d-fi

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All options are optional. You can suppress prompts via providing quality and url if you are using scripts. You can also use config file. Read the docs here

| Parameter | Short | Supported values | Description |
| :-------------------- | :-------------: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| --quality | -q | 128/320/flac | The quality of the files to download |
| --output | -o | Output file format according to saveLayout. See more here | The path to download the files to |
| --url | -u or nothing | album/artist/playlist/track url | Downloads from url |
| --input-file | -i | Downloads all urls listed in text file. Example: d-fi -i links.txt | Downloads from url |
| --concurrency | -c 1 to 50 | Downloads X songs at a time |
| --set-arl | -a | arl string | Set arl cookies |
| --headless | -d | _Nothing_ | Run in headless mode. You must provide both --url and --quality if you run in headless mode. This mode is meant for scripting automation. |
| --resolve-full-path | -rfp | _Nothing_ | Create playlist file with absolute path location |
| --create-playlist | -cp | _Nothing_ | Create playlist for albums and artists |
| --config-file | -conf | Config location. Example: d-fi -conf my-d-fi.config.json | Specify custom location to config file |
| --update | -U | _Nothing_ | Download new update (binary only) |
| --help | -h | _Nothing_ | Shows the CLI help |

Search Parameters

| Prefix | Description |
| :---------: | :--------------: |
| artist: | Search artist |
| album: | Search album |
| playlist: | Search playlist |

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If you want to show your appreciation, you can donate me on here. Thanks!

> Telegram community group: @dFiCommunity

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> d-fi was not developed for pirating music but educational and private usage.
>
> It may be illegal to use this in your country,
>
> I am not responsible in any way for the usage of others.

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> Made with :heart: & :coffee: by Sayem
>
> Based on SMLoadr and Deezloader Remix