- Timesynced lyrics in your terminal.
- Fully compatible with spotifyd.
- Works well with long lines & Unicode characters.
- Easy to use customization.
- Allows piping to stdout.
- Single binary & cross-plaftorm.
Linux
- Arch Linux (@BachoSeven)
yay -S sptlrx-bin
- NixOS (@MoritzBoehme)
nix-env -iA sptlrx
- Other
curl -sSL instl.sh/raitonoberu/sptlrx/linux | bash
Windows
iwr instl.sh/raitonoberu/sptlrx/windows | iex
macOS
curl -sSL instl.sh/raitonoberu/sptlrx/macos | bash
You can also download the binary from the Releases page or build it yourself.
Since Spotify requires a special web token to display song lyrics, you need to specify your cookie when you first launch.
- Open your browser.
- Press F12, open the
Networktab and go to open.spotify.com. - Click on the first request to
open.spotify.com. - Scroll down to the
Request Headers, right click thecookiefield and selectCopy value. - Paste it when you are asked.
You can also set the SPOTIFY_COOKIE enviroment variable or pass the --cookie flag, and your cookie will be saved on the next run. You can always clear cookie by running sptlrx clear.
There are three special flags for applying custom colors and styles to lines: --current, --before and --after. The syntax for all flags is the same - pass styles and colors separated by commas. Example:
sptlrx --current "bold,#FFDFD3,#957DAD" --before "104,faint,italic" --after "104,faint"List of allowed styles: bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, blink, faint. The colors can be either in HEX format, or ANSI 0-255. The first color represents the foreground, the second represents the background. Note that styles will not work if your terminal does not support them.
Run sptlrx pipe to start printing the current lines in stdout. This can be used in various status bars and other applications. You can specify the maximum line length and overflow (run sptlrx pipe -h for help).
MIT License, see LICENSE for additional information.