Meet LIRI, a Language Interpretation and Recognition Interface for your terminal, created with node.
- LIRI can "concert-this." Concert-this is a feature that allows you to search the upcoming of a musician or band of your choice.
- LIRI can "spotify-this-song." Spotify-this-song is a feature that allows you to search a musican or band on Spotify and see a list of related songs complete with Album info and a link to a song sample.
- LIRI can "movie-this." Movie-this is a feature that allows you to search a movie on IMDB and see a lists of actors, ratings, languages, and the plot.
- LIRI can "do-what-it-says." By "it" I mean a text file. You can tell LIRI what to do (concert-this, spotify-this-song, or movie-this) with a simple text file that contains the instructions, e.g. movie-this, The Lion King.
- LIRI as appends the data of each command to a log.txt document for you.
Download the source code or make a copy of this repo on your local computer. Then LIRI is as easy as entering a few commands into your terminal.
- concert-this
- spotify-this-song
- movie-this
- do-what-it-says
Note: LIRI's commands are case sensitive.
Every command, except for do-what-it-says, requires additional information such as an artist name, a song name, or a movie title for LIRI to give you the information you requested.
Syntax: [node liri.js <command> <additional-information>]
Sample Commands:
node liri.js movie-this la la land
node liri.js do-what-it-says
node liri.js concert-this adele
Note: without additional information, spotify-this-song defaults to The Sign by Ace of Base and movie-this defaults to Mr. Nobody.