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osu-play

v1.0.7

Published

Play music from your osu!lazer beatmaps from the terminal.

Downloads

17

Readme

NPM version Downloads MIT License

Listen to your favourite osu!lazer beatmaps as a spotify playlist from the terminal

Installation

Requirements

Quick start

  • Try out the latest release without installing anything:

    npx osu-play # using npm
    pnpm dlx osu-play # using pnpm
  • Install the latest release globally:

    npm i -g osu-play # using npm
    pnpm i -g osu-play # using pnpm

Usage

The osu-play command can be used with the following options:

➜  korigamik git:(main) ✗ osu-play --help
Play music from your osu!lazer beatmaps from the terminal
Usage: osu-play [options]

Options:
      --help            Show help                                      [boolean]
      --version         Show version number                            [boolean]
  -r, --reload          Reload lazer database         [boolean] [default: false]
      --exportPlaylist  Export playlist to a file                       [string]
  -d, --osuDataDir      Osu!lazer data directory
                            [string] [default: "/home/origami/.local/share/osu"]
  -c, --configDir       Config directory
                            [string] [default: "/home/origami/.config/osu-play"]
  -l, --loop            Loop the playlist on end      [boolean] [default: false]

This package can be used as a library or as a cli application. To use the lazer database interaction in your applicatoins import the osu-play package and start using it!

import { lazer } from "osu-play";

const realm = getLazerDB();