fix: add fetch_lyrics param to search_album#335
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Adds fetch_lyrics: bool = True to search_album(). When False, lyrics scraping is skipped for all tracks, returning only metadata. Reduces time for a 10-track album from ~12s to ~2s. Fixes #217
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Summary
Fixes #217
search_album()was unconditionally scraping lyrics for every track, even whenget_full_info=False. This gave users no way to opt out of the expensive per-track web scraping step.Changes
fetch_lyrics: bool = Trueparameter tosearch_album()False, skips thelyrics()call for all tracks and returns empty strings insteadtests/test_album.pyPerformance impact
On a 10-track album (The Party by Andy Shauf):
fetch_lyrics=False)Usage