How kushal6245/mp3-tag-reader works
This is a small terminal MP3 tag reader. The user supplies one MP3 path; the program opens it in binary mode, validates and reports the ID3 header, scans frames, parses supported text and TXXX content, and prints results. The frame loop and dispatch live in main.c; get_size.c supplies size decoding and frame-ID validation, while display_frame.c renders supported frame values. The README documents ID3v2.3 support. The graph is based on the supplied tree and source excerpts.
Main entry points: main.c CLI and frame reader · display_frame.c Frame value display · get_size.c Header and frame helpers
Components 6
Other components
- User
- MP3 file
- CLI and frame reader
main.c - Header and frame helpers
get_size.c - Frame value display
display_frame.c - Terminal output
Connections 6
- User → CLI and frame reader: provides path
- MP3 file → CLI and frame reader: binary input
- CLI and frame reader → Header and frame helpers: decodes sizes; validates IDs
- CLI and frame reader → Frame value display: dispatches supported frames
- CLI and frame reader → Terminal output: prints header and results
- Frame value display → Terminal output: prints frame values