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musicli

v1.6.0

Published

Music player controlled by interactive cli.

Downloads

20

Readme

musicli NPM version Build Status Dependency Status Coverage percentage

Music player controlled by interactive cli.

Dependencies

Musicli is based on:

  • Deezer API for artists;
  • Song365 for mp3 streams;
  • MPlayer to play mp3 stream;

MPlayer

Musicli uses MPlayer to play mp3. On MacOSX, you can install it with homebrew.

$ brew install mplayer

Installation

$ npm install -g musicli

Run

$ musicli
musicli>

Commands

help

Show a help menu.

$ musicli> help

  Commands:

    help [command...]   Provides help for a given command.
    exit                Exits application.
    search <artist...>  Search an artist.
    all                 List all playlist created.
    create <name>       Create a playlist.
    load <name>         Load playlist <name>
    delete <name>       Delete playlist <name>
    leaves              Show leaves.
    remove              Remove an artist.
    refresh             Refresh playlist links.
    play                Play song in playlist.
    next                Next song.
    pause               Pause song.

Troubleshooting

Can I search multiple artists at the same time?

No, you can't. It's one artist at a time.

How can I select artists?

Press the SPACE bar to check/uncheck selectboxes.

I always a 'No playlist loaded...' message.

You must create a playlist and load it with the load command.

I have created a playlist, selected some artists but when I run the play command, nothing happen.

Verify that MPlayer is installed. If yes, don't forget to refresh your playlist. Refreshing can take a long time. Please be patient!

License

MIT © yapadesouci