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# Pamus
This script allows you to download audio files from YouTube Music based on a list of song names, and it also tags the downloaded files with relevant metadata (such as title, artist, album, genre).
## Dependencies:
- [Python 3](https://www.python.org)
- [yt-dlp](https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp)
- [mutagen](https://mutagen.readthedocs.io/en/latest/)
- [ytmusicapi](https://ytmusicapi.readthedocs.io/en/stable/)
## Help
For help, run:
```Bash
pamus -h
```
## Install
Simply run:
``` Bash
sudo make
```
## Usage Examples
1. Using Input File:
To download songs listed in the input file (`$HOME/.config/pamus/list.txt`) to the default output directory (`$HOME/music`) in mp3 format:
```bash
pamus
```
2. Specifying Songs Directly:
To download songs provided directly on the command line:
```bash
pamus -s "Song Name 1" "Song Name 2" "Song Name 3"
```
This will download the specified songs to the default directory (`$HOME/music`) in the default format (`mp3`).
3. Combining Both Methods:
To download both songs from the input file and songs provided directly on the command line:
```bash
pamus -s "Song Name 1" "Song Name 2" -i /path/to/song_list.txt
```
This will download the songs listed in `song_list.txt` as well as the songs provided directly via the command line.
4. With Additional Options:
To download songs from a specific list, save them to a custom directory, use a specific audio format, and enable verbose output:
```bash
pamus -o /path/to/save/music -i /path/to/song_list.txt -f opus -v
```
### Example list.txt file (supports comments)
```txt
# Rock
Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody # One of the best
```
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