Bånderapp:radio:sync
Sync radio stations for every country a user subscribes to, from the active radio source. The command pulls station data per country and updates the local catalog.
Quick start
Sync every subscribed country:
make exec cmd="php bin/console app:radio:sync"
Sync a single country:
make exec cmd="php bin/console app:radio:sync --country US"
Bootstrap the default IPRD source on a fresh install:
make exec cmd="php bin/console app:radio:sync --init"
Options
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--dry-run |
off | Show what would be synced without syncing |
--country (-c) |
— | Sync only a specific country code |
--init |
off | Create the default IPRD source if none exists |
Details
The command selects the active radio source. If no source exists, it warns and exits unless --init is given, in which case it creates the default IPRD source (sync URL https://iprd-org.github.io/iprd, schedule 0 */6 * * *).
Country selection, in priority order:
--countrysyncs that one country code, subscribed or not.- Otherwise the command syncs each country that at least one user subscribes to, once, in alphabetical order. When no user subscribes to a country, it prints a note and syncs nothing.
In dry-run mode the command lists the countries that would be synced, without syncing them. After a sync it reports the total number of stations synced.
Exit codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Sync completed, or exited early: no source, no active source, no subscribed country, or a dry run |
| 1 | A country could not be synced; the message says why |
Tips
- Run
--initonce on a fresh install to seed the IPRD source. - Use
--dry-runto preview scope before a full sync. - Use
--countryto re-sync a single country after fixing a data issue. - To sync a country nobody subscribes to, pass it with
--country; app:radio:country:list lists the codes.