museeks

A simple, clean and cross-platform music player. (museeks.io)

It uses:

Node.js for back-end
electron (used to be atom-shell) for embedded browser
React.js as front-end framework and Flux with Redux as data-flow pattern

Features

Museeks aims to be a minimalistic and easy to use music player, you will not find tons of features. Here is a little preview though:

💻 Cross-platform music player
✨ Clean and polished
🌟 Playlists
🎼 Queue management
➰ Shuffle, loop
🌄 Covers support
🤓 Dark theme
🚤 Playback speed control
😴 Sleep mode blocker
🔊 Minimize to tray
🎧 Supported formats:
- mp3
- mp4
- m4a/aac
- flac
- wav
- ogg
- 3gpp

Releases notes

Releases notes

Installation

Classic

Builds and installers can be found on this page.

Build (advanced)

Please consider that master is unstable.

git clone git@github.com:KeitIG/museeks.git
cd museeks
npm install
npm run compile or npm run dev
npm run museeks or npm run museeks:debug

Troubleshooting

Museeks is currently in development. This implies some things can break after an update (database schemes changes, config...).

If you encounter freezes when starting the app, you can reset Museeks by following these steps:

Go to the Museeks folder directory
- Windows: %AppData%\museeks
- OSX: ~/Library/Application Support/museeks
- Linux: ~/.config/museeks/ or $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/museeks
Delete:
- IndexedDB folder
- config.json file
Restart Museeks

If you still get problems after that, please open an issue :)

Bug report

If you want to report a bug, first, thanks a lot, that helps us a lot. Please open an issue and mention your OS, your Museeks version, and how to reproduce it. Adding a screen of the console (Settings -> Advanced -> Enable dev mode) is a big help too.

Contribute

Fork and clone
Master is usually unstable, checkout to a tag to have a stable state of the app
npm install && npm run dev then run in a separate terminal npm run museeks:debug
npm run dev will watch for file changes using Webpack which will recompile JSX and SASS files.

Please respect a few rules:

Before making complex stuff, don't hesitate to open an issue first to discuss about it
Make the code readable and comment if needed
Make sure npm run lint:sass && npm run lint:js passes

Then open a PR :)

natct/museeks