Given a CSV file, it imports the releases (one release per line) into your named collection at Discogs.

• Presence of header required. Minimum set of expected columns are Artist, Title and Format (case is important). Optional column is Catno. Catno is currently NOT used.

• It will NOT create any duplicate in the specified target folder. If the item already exists, then a log will be made and adding will be skipped.
• Due to current Discogs limitations concerning rate limitation (requests are throttled by the server to 240 per minute per IP address), each CSV record (line) is handled synchronously.
• Only regular releases will be considered. While Label, Promo and Master will NOT.

1. It first tries to find a perfect match for a given Artist, Title and Format.
2. If nothing is found, then tries to find a similar match for a given Artist, Title and Format.
3. If multiple matches are found, then a log is made and nothing will happen.

Current configuration could be found here and MUST be adapted to your needs:

{
  "userName": // What is your Discogs user name?,
  "folderName": // Where do you want to put the releases added?,
  "userToken": // Generate a personal Discogs access token here ---> https://www.discogs.com/settings/developers,
  "dryRun": // "false" if you do NOT want to really add the releases for now and prefer to see what the program will do,
  "csv": {
    "delimiter": // CSV delimiter
  }
}

1. Install Node.js
2. Go to this package's download directory
3. Adapt configuration here
4. Start the program with node app.js <csv-file>