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31 lines
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# subtails
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A janky subsonic terminal client.
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This largely just exists because I wanted to play around with a TUI and try to mess with pipewire. This has been tested with [gonic](https://github.com/sentriz/gonic), and only works with 48kHz and 2 audio channel music files.
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All it does is endlessly play random music from a given subsonic server like a radio. There is no seeking and no playlist functionality, just a play/pause toggle. ffmpeg is used to decode audio samples, since symphonia does not currently support the opus codec, which is 90% of what I need.
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If for some absurd reason you want to actually use this (don't), ffmpeg must be accesible from `$PATH`, and a minimal config file is required, either in the working directory, or in `~/.config/subtails/`. Said file must be named `subtails.toml`. UNIX is required (if pipewire wasn't clear enough).
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## Config
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Configuration is done via a TOML file. Only for configuring the subsonic server info and player controls. The subsonic password can optionally be passed through an environment variable `SUBSONIC_PASSWORD`.
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```toml
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[subsonic]
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server_address = "https://sub.so.nic" # absolute https address
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username = "admin" # your subsonic username
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password = "admin" # subsonic password, can be passed in via Env var
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[controls]
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# Values are defaults if left unspecified.
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quit = 'q' # Quit
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play_state_toggle = ' ' # Play/Pause
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next = 'n' # Skip current song
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```
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## Don't use this
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I cannot stress enough how janky this is. Just don't use this.
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