CDTOC is a simple Rust library for parsing and working with audio CD tables of contents, namely in the form of CDTOC-style metadata values.

By default it can also generate disc IDs for services like AccurateRip, CDDB, CUETools Database, and MusicBrainz, but you can disable the corresponding crate feature(s) — accuraterip, cddb, ctdb, and musicbrainz respectively — to shrink the dependency tree if you don't need that functionality.

use cdtoc::Toc;

// From a CDTOC string.
let toc1 = Toc::from_cdtoc("4+96+2D2B+6256+B327+D84A").unwrap();

// From the raw parts.
let toc2 = Toc::from_parts(
    vec![150, 11563, 25174, 45863],
    None,
    55370,
).unwrap();

// Either way gets you to the same place.
assert_eq!(toc1, toc2);

// You can also get a CDTOC-style string back at any time:
assert_eq!(toc1.to_string(), "4+96+2D2B+6256+B327+D84A");

The optional serde crate feature can be enabled to expose de/serialization implementations for this library's types:

Add cdtoc to your dependencies in Cargo.toml, like:

[dependencies]
cdtoc = "0.3.*"

The disc ID helpers require additional dependencies, so if you aren't using them, be sure to disable the default features (adding back any you do want) to skip the overhead.

[dependencies.cdtoc]
version = "0.3.*"
default-features = false

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