Play music in your terminal!
After you play a song, run the same command to play the same song even if you're in a different directory! Playback history is stored in an SQLite database.
Metadata is automatically extracted from special song folders. Supported folders include those from:
- osu!
- Stepmania
Show off the song you're playing in Discord!
Track the music you play on last.fm!
$ cargo install --locked --git https://github.com/Techno-coder/pmu
$ pmu play path/to/song.mp3
$ pmu help
$ pmu config
The configuration file is named config.json. The documentation for each option can be found here.
fzf lets you quickly search for audio files and past command history.
Some terminal emulators such as iTerm2 allow you to set a keyboard shortcut to instantly activate a terminal window.
You can set aliases in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc profile to play songs faster:
alias song="pmu play --now"
alias pause="pmu pause"
alias stop="pmu stop"The daemon can be spawned manually with pmu daemon:
