pyobjc-framework-ituneslibrary

import os from iTunesLibrary import ITLibrary def get_itunes_library_info(): """ Retrieves and prints basic information from the user's Music library. Requires 'Full Disk Access' for the Python application in macOS System Settings. """ try: # API Version 1 is generally current for basic access library = ITLibrary.libraryWithAPIVersion_error_(1, None) if library: print(f"Library Name: {library.applicationDisplayName()}") print(f"Total Tracks: {len(library.allMediaItems())}") print(f"Number of Playlists: {len(library.allPlaylists())}") # Example: Iterate through first 3 tracks print("\nFirst 3 Tracks:") for i, item in enumerate(library.allMediaItems()): if i >= 3: break title = item.title() artist = item.artist().name() if item.artist() else "Unknown Artist" album = item.album().title() if item.album() else "Unknown Album" print(f"- Title: {title}, Artist: {artist}, Album: {album}") # Get file path if available if item.location(): file_path = os.fspath(item.location()) # Requires PyObjC 10.1+ # print(f" Path: {file_path}") # Uncomment to see paths else: print("Failed to load iTunes Library.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") print("\nNote: Accessing the iTunes/Music Library typically requires 'Full Disk Access' for your Python application (or its parent process like Terminal/IDE) in macOS System Settings > Privacy & Security.") if __name__ == "__main__": get_itunes_library_info()