Note
this is currently a very early in-progress tool that is being developed as I learn rust, issues will arise
Installing mov-cli-rs is as easy as ensuring cargo and rust are both installed and running cargo install mov-cli-rs in your terminal. Before running this, ensure you have all the dependencies listed below.
- Supported OS:
- Linux (not tested)
- Windows
(required)
- fzf (required)
(recommended - only extraction will work without mpv)
The basic CLI command is just mov-cli-rs, the only required argument is the search term. The most basic usage of this can look like mov-cli-rs "bee and puppycat".
The --extract argument prints the playlist URL to your terminal instead of opening the player with the URL.
The -q or --quality argument allows you to specify a quality that will be selected if found, if not, it will default to the highest quality. Values for this argument look like 720p or auto, so -q 360p would use the 360p URL if available.
The -f or --first argument selects the first result instead of displaying the series menu.
The -s or --season argument selects the specified season instead of diplsaying the season menu.
The -e or --episode argument selects the specified episode instead of displaying the episode menu.
If you wanted to, for example, play season 21 episode 3 of south park at 720p and you know it'll be the first result, you could use
mov-cli-rs "south park" -f -s 21 -e 3 -q 720p
- Playlist extract argument
- Media FZF menu
- Quality argument
- Finish README
- Download argument
- More source resolving
- More player support
- Promotion poster display
- Better documented code
I'm new to having contributors on any of my projects, I will welcome it but may require guidance or assistance on how to structure the repository to make it easier to contribute.