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Matthias Blankertz 7327549eea refactor(playlistdb): Enforce constant entry index length
To simplify the playlist handling, enforce that the indices are always
formatted to the same length (5, which allows for 100000 entries, that
should be enough).

Then make the position stored in the Playlist object be a simple integer
instead of a database key. This simplifies the code, and will make
implementing shuffle much easier.

Signed-off-by: Matthias Blankertz <matthias@blankertz.org>
2025-10-31 14:21:35 +01:00

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# Developer notes
## How to setup python environment for mypy and pytest
```bash
cd software
python -m venv test-venv
. test-venv/bin/activate
pip install -r tests/requirements.txt
pip install -U micropython-rp2-pico_w-stubs --target typings
```
## 'database' schema for btree db
### Playlist storage
The playlist data is stored in the btree database in a hierarchical schema. The hierarchy levels are
separated by the '/' character. Currently, the schema is as follows: The top level for a playlist
is the 'tag' id encoded as a hexadecimal string. Beneath this, the 'playlist' key contains the
elements in the playlist. The keys used for the playlist entries must be decimal integers,
left-padded with zeros so their length is 5 (e.g. format `{:05}`).
#### Playlist modes
The 'playlistshuffle' key located under the 'tag' key can be 'no' or 'yes' and specifies whether the
playlist is in shuffle mode. Should this key be absent the default value is 'no'.
The 'playlistpersist' key located under the 'tag' key can be 'no', 'track' or 'offset'. Should this
key be absent the default value is 'track'.
* When it is 'no', the playlist position is not saved when playback stops. If shuffle mode is
active, the shuffle random seed is also not saved.
* When it is 'track', the currently playing track is saved when playback stops. If shuffle mode is
active, the shuffle random seed is also saved. Should playback reach the last track (in shuffle
mode: the last track in the permutated order), the saved position is reset and playback is
stopped. The next time the playlist is started it will start from the first track and with a new
shuffle seed if applicable.
* When it is 'offset', the operation is basically the same as in 'track' mode. The difference is
that the offset in the currently playing track is also saved and playback will resume at that
position.
The 'playlistpos' key located under the 'tag' key stores the key of the current playlist
entry. The 'playlistshuffleseed' key stores the random seed used to shuffle the playlist.
The 'playlistposoffset' key stores the offset in the current playlist entry.
#### Example
For example, a playlist with two entries 'a.mp3' and 'b.mp3' for a tag with the id '00aa11bb22'
would be stored in the following key/value pairs in the btree db:
* 00aa11bb22/playlist/00000: a.mp3
* 00aa11bb22/playlist/00001: b.mp3
* 00aa11bb22/playlistpos: 00000