Welcome to Repertorio’s documentation!

Repertorio

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Repertorio is a setlist.fm API wrapper for Python. It provides an interface to query the setlist.fm endpoints and look for artists, venues, setlists and such.

For more information on the setlist.fm API, please refer to the documentation.

For the full documentation refer to Repertorio documentation.

Usage

from repertorio import Repertorio
api = Repertorio('setlistfm-api-key')
api.artists(artistName='alice', sort='relevance')

Search endpoints

The API search endpoints return multiple results, in case of match, and require keyword arguments to perform the query. Refer to the API documentation for details of supported keyword arguments and response formats.

api.artists(artistName='foo')
api.cities(name='caxias do sul')
api.countries()  # countries is an exception, it doesn't require or support any keyword arguments
api.setlists(artistName='foo')
api.venues(name='olympia theatre')

Resource endpoints

The API resource endpoints return a single result and, as such, require a “primary key” argument to perform the query. Refer to the API documentation for further details.

api.artist('artist-mbid')
api.artist_setlists('artist-mbid')
api.city('city-geoId')
api.setlist('setlistId')
api.setlist_version('versionId')
api.user('userId')
api.user_attended('userId')
api.user_edited('userId')
api.venue('venueId')
api.venue_setlists('venueId')

Fun fact: The name “repertorio” comes from the Portuguese word for “setlist”.

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