An ncurses-based command-line music player with no external dependencies! (´｡• ω •｡`)
./winona #shuffles songs from current directory
./winona <directory> #shuffles songs from specified directory
make
Basically we need to compile and link all the files in this directory, and also link ncurses. On some systems this is really self explanatory, e.g. on MacOS (and I presume BSDs):
g++ winona.cpp -lncurses -Ilibraries -Wall -Wextra -o winona.
However, it seems that on Linux we need to add a couple of extra flags:
g++ winona.cpp -lncurses -ldl -pthread -Ilibraries -Wall -Wextra -o winona.
This weirdness is (TODO) accounted for in the Makefile.
Once you've built the winona executable, you can move it to your desired location and remove this directory from your computer.
This program supports any environment containing dirent.h, ncurses.h, and a c++ compiler. For better or for worse, this excludes Windoze (because dirent.h is a library for Unix-like systems). However, the underlying audio libraries from David Reid (awesome guy) support basically any platform.
You almost certainly already have ncurses, but if not you can download it using your system's package manager. (The package name varies, check here for detailed instructions).
Thanks to David Reid for making his audio decoders (dr_libs) and audio playback library (miniaudio) available -- this project would not be possible without them.