The d-fi.config.json
file is where user data should be saved. The configuration file is not required for most users but sometimes there are advanced users who want to customize the way d-fi
save files or download items.
You will have to create d-fi.config.json
in the same directory you execute d-fi
from. Here is the default. Double quotes are necessary. You can omit some values and d-fi
will use defaults mentioned below.
You can also use different location for config file using argument -conf
or --config-file
. Example --> d-fi -conf custom-config.json
{
"concurrency": 4,
"saveLayout": {
"track": "Music/{ALB_TITLE}/{SNG_TITLE}",
"album": "Music/{ALB_TITLE}/{SNG_TITLE}",
"artist": "Music/{ALB_TITLE}/{SNG_TITLE}",
"playlist": "Playlist/{TITLE}/{SNG_TITLE}"
},
"playlist": {
"resolveFullPath": false
},
"trackNumber": true,
"fallbackTrack": true,
"fallbackQuality": true,
"coverSize": {
"128": 500,
"320": 500,
"flac": 1000
},
"cookies": {
"arl": "xxx..."
}
}
This file will also be auto-generated when you set your arl from command using d-fi -a your_arl
. It is recommended that you set your arl cookie and keep it updated instead of relying on the default value.
8
the program will download 8
tracks at once. This boosts download speed on a faster connection but don't set this too high for reliability..track
save structure for single-track downloads..album
save structure for album downloads..artist
save structure for artist downloads..playlist
save structure for playlist downloads.You can change save structure from command line as well. For example d-fi -o "{ART_NAME} - {SNG_TITLE}"
. Available values for track, album, artist, and playlist are:
Key | Description | Example Value |
---|---|---|
ALB_TITLE |
Album Title | Discovery |
ART_NAME |
Artist Name | Daft Punk |
SNG_TITLE |
Track Title | Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger |
TRACK_NUMBER |
Force track number | 04 - Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger |
NO_TRACK_NUMBER |
Skip track number |
There are also additional values available only for the playlist.
Key | Description | Example Value |
---|---|---|
TITLE |
Playlist Title | wtf playlist |
You can also find other less recently used values here
.resolveFullPath
true | falseIf true playlist file .m3u8
will save files with absolute path. Example:
/home/sayem/Playlist/My Playlist/01 - A song.mp3
If true track number will be added to file name like this 01 - Title, 02 - Title
and so on. If false number will be omitted.
Sometimes some songs are deleted and moved. Recommended set to true
to download if there is fallback track available. This is how deezer app works as well.
Sometimes 320kbps or flac is not available but 128kbps. By default d-fi will download 128kbps format if other formats are not available. Set this to false
if you want to skip download.
Album cover size in number for metadata tagging. Acceptable values are between 50-1800.
.128
for 128kbps,.320
for 320kbps,.flac
for flac,