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- [ ] From Last.fm (authentication)
- [ ] From Spotify (.json file)
- [ ] From other streaming services[^4]
- [ ] Import rules
- [ ] Simple find/replace
- [ ] User-defined regex
- [ ] Tags
- [ ] Genres
- [ ] MusicBrainz integration
- [ ] Concerts
- [ ] Import from Setlist.fm[^5]
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[^2]: I do not intend to provide the level of granularity that Discogs provides, but a simple toggle that means "I own some version of this release" is all that is necessary.
[^3]: I have not investigated any other service for downloading your listening history from Last.fm, but providing the listening history as a JSOn rather than a CSV is highly preferred. I may eventually provide my own way of downloading Last.fm data as a JSON, but I would prefer to allow users to enter their username, or authenticate, and avoid needing to upload a file altogether.
[^3]: I have not investigated any other service for downloading your listening history from Last.fm, but providing the listening history as a JSON rather than a CSV is highly preferred. I may eventually provide my own way of downloading Last.fm data as a JSON, but I would prefer to allow users to enter their username, or authenticate, and avoid needing to upload a file altogether.
[^4]: I only intend to allow imports from Last.fm and Spotify at the moment because those are the only data sources I currently rely on. To that extent, I imagine I could import from other sources as well fairly easily, although I do not know what their data dumps look like.