Re: No such file or directory: 'irs/config_preset'

[cooperhammond]

Re: No such file or directory: 'irs/config_preset'

[cooperhammond]

Can you try removing ~/.irs and uninstalling and then reinstalling irs?

[cooperhammond]

Also, I'm sorry that this isn't working for you, I've got it working on mine. 😢

[indrajeet007]

On Mon, 26 Jun 2017 at 3:14 AM, Kepoor Hampond ***@***.***> wrote: Also, I'm sorry that this isn't working for you, I've got it working on mine. 😢 — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#35 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/Ab6-H4aHaSR7matm0K6-sKY8ud6M_I5Bks5sHtSugaJpZM4ODfiX> .

Thank you for your reply. I tried the steps you mentioned but still the same problem persists. Can you share me this irs/config_preset file-folder from your installation. I will try to manually place it at the location on my pc and have a look if its catching on. Would it work sir ?

[cooperhammond]

CONFIG = dict(

    default_flags = ['-o'],
    # For default flags. Right now, it organizes your files into an
    # artist/album/song structure.
    # To add a flag or argument, add an element to the index:
    # default_flags = ['-o', '-l', '~/Music']

    SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID = '',
    SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET = '',
    # You can either specify Spotify keys here, or in environment variables.

    additional_search_terms = 'lyrics',
    # Search terms for youtube

    organize = True,
    # True always forces organization.
    # False always forces non-organization.
    # None allows options and flags to determine if the files
    # will be organized.

    custom_directory = "",
    # When blank, defaults to '~/Music'
)

I hope this works, I'm sorry, but I don't have a clue for what your problem is. :(

[indrajeet007]

Thanks for this config information sir. Finally got it running. For some reason, during installation the config file was not being created and when running the script, it was not able to read the config file as it was not there. I copied the above script and created a file named config_.py and put it in .irs folder in $HOME. Now all is working fine. I'll try to install irs on my 2nd mac and see if the same problem persists. Thanks for helping me out. Eagerly waiting for the GUI version. P.S: Just out of curiousity, there is an another guy who made a similar GUI app. I guess you could have a look into it. I use it rarely as irs seems much better but GUI wise it is a good make. Link: https://beta.alltomp3.org/ Cheers mate !

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On Wed, Jun 28, 2017 at 8:25 AM, Kepoor Hampond ***@***.***> wrote: CONFIG = dict( default_flags = ['-o'], # For default flags. Right now, it organizes your files into an # artist/album/song structure. # To add a flag or argument, add an element to the index: # default_flags = ['-o', '-l', '~/Music'] SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID = '', SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET = '', # You can either specify Spotify keys here, or in environment variables. additional_search_terms = 'lyrics', # Search terms for youtube organize = True, # True always forces organization. # False always forces non-organization. # None allows options and flags to determine if the files # will be organized. custom_directory = "", # When blank, defaults to '~/Music' ) I hope this works, I'm sorry, but I don't have a clue for what your problem is. :( — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#35 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/Ab6-H65ANSHTjg1Ohr-9sYJbnJ10mPrMks5sIcCGgaJpZM4ODfiX> .

[cooperhammond]

I'm glad you like my program! I'll notify you when the GUI version is done, I'm currently developing it here if you ever want to look at the code. It's not close to being done unfortunately.

[cooperhammond]

Actually fixed this issue with PR #36. It was my bad with my testing folders.