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#! /usr/bin/env python
#
# Retrieve an artist by ID and display all official albums.
#
# Usage:
# python getartist.py artist-id
#
# $Id: getartist.py 201 2006-03-27 14:43:13Z matt $
#
import sys
import logging
import musicbrainz2.webservice as ws
import musicbrainz2.model as m
logging.basicConfig()
logger = logging.getLogger()
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
print "Usage: getartist.py artist-id"
sys.exit(1)
q = ws.Query()
try:
# The result should include all official albums.
#
inc = ws.ArtistIncludes(
releases=(m.Release.TYPE_OFFICIAL, m.Release.TYPE_ALBUM))
artist = q.getArtistById(sys.argv[1], inc)
except ws.WebServiceError, e:
print 'Error:', e
sys.exit(1)
print "Id :", artist.id
print "Name :", artist.name
print "SortName :", artist.sortName
print "UniqueName :", artist.getUniqueName()
print "Type :", artist.type
print "BeginDate :", artist.beginDate
print "EndDate :", artist.endDate
print
if len(artist.getReleases()) == 0:
print "No releases found."
else:
print "Releases:"
for release in artist.getReleases():
print
print "Id :", release.id
print "Title :", release.title
print "ASIN :", release.asin
print "Text :", release.textLanguage, '/', release.textScript
print "Types :", release.types
#
# Using the release IDs and Query.getReleaseById(), you could now request
# those releases, including the tracks, release events, the associated
# DiscIDs, and more. The 'getrelease.py' example shows how this works.
#
# EOF
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