Mcli

A command line flac music player.

Configurations

1: All local

If the music files and speaker output all live on the computer:

mcli -m /path/to/flac/files

NOTE: see below for the required layout of the flac files

2: Local speakers and remote flac files

If the music files live on a remote computer (for example: 192.1.0.22) and speaker output is on the local computer:

mcli --host 192.1.0.22:50051

NOTE: A mcli server must be running on 192.1.0.22:50051

3: Remote speakers and remote flac files

If the music files and speaker output live on a remote computer (for example: 192.1.0.22):

mcli --host 192.1.0.22:50051 --remote

Server

If a remote server is required (client configurations 2 and 3 above):

mcli serve -m /path/to/flac/files --host <dns name or ip address of this machine> --home /path/to/directory/where/mcli/database/lives

NOTE: use --speakers=false if this server doesn't play music on its local machine

Flac directory layout

The flac files must be orgainized like $MCLI_MUSIC_LOCATION/artist/album/song.flac

So for example, if $MCLI_MUSIC_LOCATION=/mnt/music:

ls -d $PWD/01.Come\ Together.flac
'/mnt/music/The Beatles/Abbey Road (remix)/01.Come Together.flac'

Colors

There are 3 different colors used in this app, and they can be customized by setting the following environmental variables (the default values are shown here):

export MCLI_C1="252"
export MCLI_C2="2"
export MCLI_C3="11"

The colors must be a number from the xterm 256 color palatte.

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