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This automatically flattens the playlist, so you don't need to pass
--flatten-tracks if you also pass --sort a-z. Unfortunately this means
there's no particularly convenient way to sort groups alphabetically.
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The showTrackInfo keybinding command can now take a number of next/
previous tracks to show.
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E.g. try pulseaudio -k, then run http-music.
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I can totally see myself forgetting what on earth the variable exists
for without this documentation.
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That is, only when no playlist has already been loaded, and the action
requires a playilst.
Also a todo.txt note.
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See the man page for how it works now.
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This also means we're keeping track of the source item of items, which
is sure to be useful more later.
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Hopefully this makes the tool, like, less of an unintentional
denial-of-service.
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Names are now trimmed. You shouldn't see " Vim!" anymore - just "Vim!".
.MOD files are considered to be music.
The crawler will try to avoid going out of whatever directory was passed
to it.
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This reverts commit a22688a0f04920c73a06a7c1be09037c4de8f0ce.
I still have to think through this feature a fair bit more - currently
if you skip to the next track while paused, or pause before MPV actually
starts playing, the paused indicator shows while MPV isn't actually
paused.
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If you want a *track* whose name is abc but also have a *group* that is
named abc, just specify the name of the group containing abc:
--keep ?theGroupName/abc instead of --keep ?abc.
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"(Press I for track info!)" now displays the appropriate keybinding,
rather than always showing "I".
Also made the keybinder handler function async; it now waits for its
given commands to finish. This doesn't particularly change anything but
it Makes Sense.
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Keybinding action format:
[[..combo..], 'runShellCommand', ..command name.., [..arguments..]]
(--trust is an alias for --trust-shell-commands. When --trust appears in
an "options" property of a playlist (or anywhere besides the `http-music
play` invocation on the command line, shell command permisisons are
*revoked* - they cannot be enabled, even by directly passing --trust to
the command line.)
Also adds a note to todo.txt.
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This lets custom keybinding files partially overwrite pre-
existing ketbindings.
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This does two big things - there's a few changes in pickers.js to support
track numbers (and a new supporting function in playlist-utils.js), and
some changes in loop-play.js to make the status line formatting consistent
regardless of the active player.
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..and create/update related man pages.
Try it!
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Try play -c -k '?My Album Name' to make http-music only play the group
with the name 'My Album Name', no matter where it is in the playlist!
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Lets playlists be passed to `play` by an actual string argument; e.g.
--playlist-string '{"tracks": [...]}'. Could work well with http-music's
own crawler utilities (e.g. --playlist-string
'{"source": ["crawl-local", "."]}' or with external ones (e.g.
--playlist-string "$(cool-crawler-utilith.sh)".
At the moment the only workaround is to use a temporary file to store the
playlist in, or to pipe the output of the crawler command (which might be
`echo`!) to http-music and use /dev/stdin as the --playlist-file value..
which obviously isn't cross-platform or practical!
I'd like to have some aliases in the future since
--open-playlist-string isn't really easy to type.
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