remote-tag-editor
Self-hosted web application for editing music metadata remotely with undo history and multi-valued tag support.
Ficha actualizada 22 sept 2026, 20:20 · upstream 22 sept 2026, 20:15 · release sin release detectada
Qué es remote-tag-editor
Descripción editorial construida a partir del repositorio, su documentación y sus señales de mantenimiento.
Remote Tag Editor is a self-contained, browser-based music metadata editor that runs entirely on your local machine using Docker. It allows you to edit album art, artist names, track titles, and other metadata fields without needing a server or database. The application features undo/redo functionality for safe editing, multi-valued tags (e.g., multiple artists per album), and remote file upload support. Built with AI-generated frontend code, it offers an easy setup process suitable for hobbyists and small studios.
- Edit metadata on a local machine without needing a server
- Backup or restore music library metadata to/from another device
- Create custom album art and artist names locally before uploading
- Work offline with no internet connection required for editing
- Fully self-hosted with Docker, requiring no server infrastructure
- Undo/redo history allows safe experimentation without losing data
- Multi-valued tag support enables multiple artists per album or genre
- AI-generated frontend provides a modern UI with drag-and-drop functionality
- No persistent storage — changes are lost if the container is stopped and restarted
- Limited file size handling for large music files (e.g., FLAC, WAV)
- No support for complex metadata fields like ISRC codes or UPC/EAN
- Browser-based interface may not handle very large audio files efficiently
Perfil de infraestructura
Estimación inicial derivada del repositorio y de los servicios detectados.
Despliegue detectado
Qué señales reales de instalación hemos encontrado.
To deploy this application, clone the repository and run `docker compose up -d`. The app listens on port 8080. For production use, consider mounting a persistent volume for your music library to avoid data loss on container restarts. You can also extend it with additional services such as an API backend or integrate with streaming platforms like Spotify.
Stack y dependencias
Componentes inferidos a partir de manifests, configuración y documentación.
Experiencia real de la comunidad
Ayuda a contrastar la estimación automática con instalaciones reales.
Todavía no hay datos comunitarios para este proyecto.