Scrobble Swipper is a small Perl script designed to rip all of a last.fm usrs scrobbles and places them into a cleartext file line by line of: Track, Artist, Timestamp. Part of the OpenScrobble Project (http://openscrobble.freezoka.com/)
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This release makes the output more readable, as in it grabs the first page first then the second and so one. The old way grabbed the last page first then the previous and so one making the output awkward. Everything should work with this release (progress bar, retrying etc.) But if you spot any problems email me OstienCF@gmail.com
After a long hiatus a new version of Scribble Swipper is available. Due to site changes at last.fm the old script no longer was in line by line. It was in: Artist Title timestamp added line 107 s//\n/g; which will replace the EN DASH character with a newline. This will not affect tags with the "-" (Hyphen-Minus) character.
Added lin 107: s//\n/g; Due to changes at last.fm the previous version of the script did not work properly. It did separate output on each line it instead did: Artist Title Timestamp This added line replaces the (U + 2013 EN DASH) character with a newline. a standard hyphen that most use is - (U + 002D HYPHEN-MINUS) So hopefully this won't be a problem with any tags.
Fixed a big in the previous version that caused problem of when a new page is read it starts at the end of the last line of the previous page. Thanks nameless wiki guy (http://openscrobble.freezoka.com/wiki/index.php/ScrobbleSwipper) change on line 113 of this version.
Fixed a big in the previous version that caused problem of when a new page is read it starts at the end of the last line of the previous page. Thanks nameless wiki guy! change on line 113 of this version.
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