A retro terminal music player inspired by Winamp
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cliamp is a terminal music player designed to evoke the experience of Winamp, offering a nostalgic and functional audio playback solution. The project, spearheaded by bjarneo, utilizes a collection of Go libraries – Bubbletea, Lip Gloss, Beep, and go-librespot – to achieve this. It’s a software designed to provide a streamlined and accessible audio player directly within the terminal environment. The core functionality includes support for local files (MP3, FLAC), streaming services like YouTube, SoundCloud, Bilibili, Spotify, Xiaoyuzhou, and Navidrome, as well as radio stations. CLIamp incorporates features such as a spectrum visualizer, parametric EQ, and robust playlist management, allowing users to organize and control their music playback. The installation process is straightforward, offering options through a shell script, Homebrew package manager, Arch Linux’s AUR repository, pre-built binaries, and building from source code. The project boasts a comprehensive set of documentation, broken down into categories including configuration, keybindings, CLI flags, streaming protocols, playlist management, support for various media platforms (YouTube, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Bilibili, Spotify, Navidrome), lyrics integration, audio quality settings, support for technologies like MPRIS and Icecast, and telemetry for collection of usage data. The project’s features can quickly be accessed through simple commands, for example, `cliamp ~/Music` to play a specified directory, `cliamp *.mp3 *.flac` to play matching files, or directly a URL, such as `cliamp https://example.com/stream`. Users can also use Ctrl+K to view all the available keybindings. The project actively maintains a radio channel which can be tuned in to through `cliamp https://radio.cliamp.stream/lofi/stream.pls`. For more customized radio station hosting there is also a cliamp-server available. The project's documentation and development are driven by x.com/iamdothash who maintains the project and provides ongoing updates. An important disclaimer accompanies usage – prospective users are encouraged to use the software at their own risk. The project currently includes a glossary of topics for its functionality, detailing areas such as radio, music, Spotify, YouTube, stream, podcast, soundcloud, icecast and winamp. The project’s GitHub repository includes a list of contributors and a record of releases. The code is primarily written in Go, with some HTML configuration files. |