/shpotify

A command-line interface to Spotify

Primary LanguageShell

shpotify: A command-line interface to Spotify

This is a simple Bash/Apple script to control Spotify from the command line on a Mac. It can be used to remotely control Spotify from other machines using SSH. In order to use it:

  1. Make sure the 'spotify' file in this folder is executable:

    chmod +x spotify
    
  2. Copy the file to a convenient location in your PATH

  3. Run it by typing:

    spotify <option>
    

    where <option> is one of

    • status = Shows Spotify's status, current track details.
    • play # = Start playing Spotify. May be passed a URI to play.
    • pause = Pause Spotify.
    • toggle = Toggle play/pause state of Spotify.
    • next = Go to the next track.
    • prev = Go to the previous track.
    • vol up = Increase Spotify's volume by 10%
    • vol down = Increase Spotify's volume by 10%
    • vol # = Set Spotify's volume to # [0-100]
    • share = Copies the current track share URL to clipboard.
    • quit = Quit Spotify.

Copyright (c) 2012--2014 Harish Narayanan <mail@harishnarayanan.org>

Contains helpful contributions from Jorge Colindres and Thomas Pritchard.

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