CueSnap

Snapping MP3s with cue sheets faster than your mom pops Pringle tops.

Tested on Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion).

Prerequisites

1. Mac OS X
2. Homebrew
3. Ruby 1.8.7 or Greater Comes pre-installed in OS X

Okay, let's go

1. brew install mp3splt Install the mp3 clipping lbrary, it does the heavy-lifting.
2. sudo gem install cuesnap The cuesnap command will now be available.
3. cuesnap phattrack.mp3 phattrack.cue snap -- zzrgt -- crack
4. open phattrack Gaze into the eyes of your slim mp3 files

Run

cuesnap supercool_but_so_large.mp3 supercool.cue

and you get

  supercool_but_so_large\
    |
    |- 01 Intro.mp3
    |- 02 Holy Crap - So Cool.mp3
    |- 03 Slower Crap - Pretty Coo.mp3
    |- 04 It's On - Like Donkey Kong.mp3

  --no-numbers (-nn) -
    Because, fuck sorting.
      e.g. Holy Crap - So Cool.mp3
  -q, --quiet
    Shut the hell up cuensap. Just be quiet.

1. Follow the steps in the Setup section.
2. git clone http://github.com/mutewinter/cuesnap Clone this repo, duh.
3. cd cuesnap Change directory into the folder.
4. bundle Setup those pretty Ruby gems.

That's it, now code something awesome and tell me about it.

• Added error when cue file is larger than 1MB.

• Fixed error with CueSnap::VERSION not being defined.

• Fixed extraneous output from calling which.
• Fixed already initialized constant error in Ruby 1.8.7.

• Added mp3splt installation instructions if missing.
• Added test for command_missing?

• Fixed homepage in gemspec.

Features

• Now showing error when mp3splt is missing.

Bug Fixes

• Extra requires added for Ruby 1.8.7.

• Now properly escaping shell characters found in file names

1. Unicode Support Fail test is already in.
2. Error Message when mp3splt is missing. (Thanks goni)

1. Fork it.
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my_sweet_feature).
3. Write some kickass code.
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added a sweet feature').
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my_sweet_feature).
6. Create new Pull Request.