A small helper for music collectors: mark tracks as ignored (= meh'd) so they’re automatically skipped, without deleting anything from your library.

• Adds a sticker mehd=1 to tracks
• Watches MPD player events and skips meh'd tracks
• Lists or bulk-marks tracks by MPD queries
• Deletes meh'd tracks from disk

go build -ldflags "-s -w"

On first run it creates ~/.config/mpd-meh/config.

Required MPD config:

• sticker_file must be enabled in mpd.conf
• music_directory is needed for the delete command

Minimal mpd-meh config example:

host=127.0.0.1
port=6600
password=

# paths (optional)
mpd_db_path=
sticker_db_path=
mpd_config=
music_directory=

If mpd_config is empty, it will try ~/.config/mpd/mpd.conf automatically.

mpd-meh meh
mpd-meh meh --file "path/to/file.mp3"

mpd-meh unmeh
mpd-meh unmeh --file "path/to/file.mp3"
mpd-meh unmeh --file "vgm_chiptune/ps1/*"

mpd-meh list
mpd-meh mark search artist "Some Artist"

mpd-meh delete
mpd-meh delete --file "vgm_chiptune/ps1/*"

Notes:

• delete removes files from disk; MPD's database updates after a rescan.
• Globs match across / and are only applied to meh'd URIs.

A sample systemd unit is included: mpd-meh.service, to run mpd-meh as a daemon (will skip any meh'd playing track).