lrclib.net client, basically looks in current directory for audio files and pulls the lrc for the song if it exists from lrclib.net. Quick poc atm but I have this because I can't run lrcget on a remote server lol because it has no gui.

Simply run:

lrcsync

in a directory with audio files and for audio files with metadata it'll look them up on lrclib.net and if there is a specific match it'll pull them.

For a more "loose" search you can use the --search flag, this will use the search endpoint which can account for different punctuation, misspellings, and case. You can also use --ignore to ignore certain properties when searching, for example to ignore the artist name you can do:

lrcsync --search --ignore artist --tolerance 3.0

When search is used as a fallback it will try to match by closest duration. The --tolerance flag can be used to set a tolerance in seconds, any results exceeding this threshold will be ignored.

Usage: lrcsync [OPTIONS]
Options:
 -u, --lrclib-url <LRCLIB_URL> [default: https://lrclib.net]
 -a, --hidden
 -f, --force overwrite existing lrc files
 -i, --ignore <IGNORE> ignore the follow properties when searching lrclib by not sending them, comma seperated
 -s, --search use searching on lrclib as a fallback
 -t, --tolerance <TOLERANCE> tolerance in seconds for searching lrclib [default: 5]
 -h, --help Print help
 -V, --version Print version