zpotify is a CLI for controlling Spotify playback and much more.
This is free and open source software.
You need a Spotify premium account.
Features include:
- Available commands:
- Print – display current track info in a specific format.
- Search – search a track, playlist, album, or artist with a TUI.
- Play – play a track, playlist, album, or artist from your library. If no arguments are provided, playback is resumed for the current device.
- Pause – toggle pause state.
- Prev – skip to previous track.
- Next – skip to next track.
- Repeat – get/set repeat mode
- Shuffle – toggle shuffle mode or force it to a specific state.
- Seek – get/set the position of the current track in seconds or minutes:seconds format.
- Vol – get/set volume or increase/decrease volume by 10%.
- Like – add the current track to your liked songs.
- Devices – list all available devices.
- Transfer – transfer playback to another device. The device can be the name or ID of an available device.
- Waybar – display information about the current playback every second for use in a waybar module.
- Logout – remove the stored credentials from the configuration file.
Website: github.com/ratakor/zpotify
Support:
Developer: Ratakor
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
zpotify is written in Zig. Learn Zig with our recommended free tutorials.
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