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Import playlist when opening playlist with Mixxx #11178
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The command line parser needs to check if the first argument is a file: Than put it into a new member: like m_playlistFile() Line 73 in eeca692
Use it here: Line 473 in 3d1f82b with:
To load it into Auto DJ |
Thank you for the feature request. This one is now waiting for a contributor who has interest to implement it. |
Sir, can i work on this ? |
@harsv689 So far no one has reported working on this issue. I would be happy if you take care of it. |
I would like to work on this issue if it's still unassigned. |
Go ahead. Do you need help? |
Yes please, I was going through the following parser code here. I guess, I do not need to add any extra positional argument like "playlist". The "file" positional argument can be used and in coreservices.cpp an else statement can be introduced for files with extension .m3u and then Moreover, while testing these changes out, is there a way faster that building the project again using cmake, like for verifying small changes? |
Let's support all extensions that can be imported. |
But, isn't the extension of all the exported playlist that needs to be imported is .m3u, so I was trying to identify .m3u files in particular. Any heads up, will be much appreciated on this @daschuer and @ronso0. |
Afaik Mixxx supports m3u, m3u8 and pls. |
will
will do a check around then, thanks @ronso0 !! |
@daschuer I've change certain aspects of the original |
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Feature Description
The following feature would be very helpful: Mixx directly imports playlists that I open via a file manager.
Workflow: any file manager -> right-click on playlist (*.m3u) -> open with Mixxx -> Mixxx opens and imports the playlist
By the way: Thanks for this great software! 👏
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