#!/usr/local/bin/python2.6

##  Copyright (C) 2005 Nick Piper <nick-gtkpod at nickpiper co uk>
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##  $Id: coverart_fetch.py 1662 2007-07-31 20:42:54Z tmzullinger $

import os, os.path
import gpod
import sys
import amazon
import urllib
import gtk
from optparse import OptionParser

parser = OptionParser()
parser.add_option("-m", "--mountpoint", dest="mountpoint",
                  default="/mnt/ipod",
                  help="use iPod at MOUNTPOINT", metavar="MOUNTPOINT")
(options, args) = parser.parse_args()

db = gpod.Database(options.mountpoint)

# set your key here, or see amazon.py for a list of other places to
# store it.
amazon.setLicense('')

images = {}

for track in db:
    if track.get_coverart().thumbnails:
        #print " Already has artwork, skipping."
        # note we could remove it with track.set_coverart(None)
        continue

    print "%(artist)s, %(album)s, %(title)s" % track

    if not (track['artist'] and track['album']):
        print " Need an artist AND album name, skipping."       
        continue
    
    # avoid fetching again if we already had a suitable image
    if not images.has_key((track['album'],track['artist'])):
        query = "%(album)s + %(artist)s" % track
        # nasty hacks to get better hits. Is there a library out there
        # for this?  Note we take out double quotes too: Amazon place 
        # this string literally into their XML response, so can end up 
        # giving us back: <Arg value="search"term" 
        # name="KeywordSearch"> which is not well formed :-( 
        for term in ["Disk 1", "Disk 2", '12"', '12 "','"','&']: 
            query = query.replace(term,"") 
        print " Searching for %s: " % query
        try:
            albums = amazon.searchByKeyword(query,
                                            type="lite",
                                            product_line="music")
        except amazon.AmazonError, e:
            print e
            albums = []
                
        if len(albums) == 0:
            continue
        album = albums[0]

        try:
            image_data = urllib.urlopen(album.ImageUrlLarge).read()
        except:
            print " Failed to download from %s" % album.ImageUrlLarge
            continue
        loader = gtk.gdk.PixbufLoader()
        loader.write(image_data)
        loader.close()
        pixbuf = loader.get_pixbuf()
        if (pixbuf.get_width() > 10 or pixbuf.get_height() > 10):
            print " Fetched image"
            images[(track['album'],track['artist'])] = pixbuf

    try:
        track.set_coverart(images[(track['album'],track['artist'])])
        print " Added thumbnails"
    except KeyError:
        print " No image available"


print "Saving database"
db.close()
print "Saved db"
