Limitations and roadmap

Not there yet

• Durations. Some tracklists give each track's length instead of its start time, but times are always read as start times for now.
• Times at the end of a line (Noisia - Stigma [12:34]) and time ranges (00:00 - 05:30). A trailing time stays in the title. In a range only the start becomes the line's time; the end ends up in track.timestamp and nothing checks it.
• Label and catalogue numbers as fields. Catalogue numbers like [HOSP123] stay in the title. Only known label phrases ([NCS Release]) go to junk as label.
• Key and BPM (8A, 174 BPM) stay in the title too.
• An artist database. Earth, Wind & Fire splits unless you pass it in knownArtists, and a tracklist doesn't learn names from its other lines yet.
• Gap and overlap checks between consecutive tracklist times.

If one of these blocks you, open an issue with a few real examples. Real inputs are what decide how a rule gets written.

Next

1. The Rust port, on crates.io, passing the same fixtures. serde support behind a feature flag, and unicode-normalization as the only required dependency.
2. Tracklist features from the list above, starting with durations and trailing times.

The changelog lists what has shipped so far.