import pandas as pd
import random
#Files (at a certain point we're gonna ditch this)
Chords1 = pd.read_csv(r"C:\Users\xatom\Desktop\MusicWeb\chord1.csv",
encoding='cp1252')
#ChordPicker
print("Root? " "['c','c#','d','d#','e','f','f#','g','g#','a','a#','b']")
root = input(str()).upper()
print("Quality? (m7/Maj7/Dim etc..)")
quality = input(str())
I = Chord(root + quality)
print(I.info())
#ChordGenerator
#Pseudo Code:
#If quality = m7 , and mood = sad, print a chord progression where first chord is a minor chord
def ChordProg_Gen(I):
major = ('maj7', 'maj', 'maj9')
minor = ('m7', 'min', 'm6', 'm9')
dom = ('7')
print("How ya feelin?")
mood = input(str())
if quality in minor:
if Chords1["Style"].str.contains(mood).any():
print(Chords1['Progression'][Chords1['Style'].str.contains(
mood)].sample(n=1).to_string(index=False))
from pychord import Chord
import pychord
chord_am7 = Chord("Am7")
chord_am7_info = chord_am7.info()
chord_am7_comp = chord_am7.components()
bbb = pychord.note_to_chord(["C", "E", "G"])
print(chord_am7_info)
