Playlist Tags
These are the tags that playlists have
This is detailing the Arweave tags for the playlists. These are all the tags that are put onto the playlist file that are queryable on chain tags.
View an example of a playlist's tags here.
Default Tags
Every playlist uploaded with The Contract Wizard has these tags added to them:
App-Name:Contract-WizardPlaylist-Version: 0.3Uploaded-Type:PlaylistIPFS-CID:(ipfs content id)Uploaded-By:(wallet that uploaded)
Custom Tags
Right now there are 3 playlist tags written by the user:
Title:(title)Genre:(genre)Audio-Tag:(audio tag)
There's only ever one Genre tag but there can be multiple Audio-Tag tags.
Here is an example of a published playlist's tags.
Query Playlist Data
You can query different tags directly at ar://listen with the Arweave Explorer page.
You can also do a query on other sites and see what happens when you search App-Name: Contract-Wizard, or any of the other tags.
Playlist Tags Explained
Uploaded-Type: The File Category The most important tag for searching. For playlist uploads, this is always "Playlist" to distinguish from audio, metadata, and manifests.
System Tags (Always the Same)
App-Name - Always "Contract-Wizard" to show what app uploaded the file
Playlist-Version - Always "0.3" for the current playlist metadata version
IPFS-CID - The IPFS content ID for permanent pinning
Uploaded-By - The wallet address of the uploader
User-Controlled Tags
Title - The name you give your playlist
Genre - Musical genres you assign
Audio-Tag - Custom tags for discovery
Importance of Lower Case Tags
Every user controlled tag gets turned into lower case so it's easier to search. If this wasn't done then "rock" and "Rock" would be treated as different genres, so it's best to convert any capitals into lower case so there's no confusion when searching those tags.
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