TODO: Get `avconv` working. Oftentimes `play` won't be able to play some tracks due to an unsupported format; we'll need to use `avconv` to convert them (to WAV). (Done!) TODO: Get `play` working. (Done!) TODO: Get play-next working; probably just act like a shuffle. Will need to keep an eye out for the `play` process finishing. (Done!) TODO: Preemptively download and process the next track, while the current one is playing, to eliminate the silent time between tracks. (Done!) TODO: Delete old tracks! Since we aren't overwriting files, we need to manually delete files once we're done with them. (Done!) TODO: Get library filter path from stdin. (Done!) TODO: Show library tree. Do this AFTER filtering, so that people can e.g. see all albums by a specific artist. (Done!) TODO: Ignore .DS_Store. (Done!) TODO: Have a download timeout, somehow. TODO: Fix the actual group format. Often times we get single-letter files being downloaded (which don't exist); I'm guessing that's related to folder names (which are just strings, not title-href arrays) still being in the group array. (Update: that's defin- itely true; 'Saucey Sounds'[0] === 'S', and 'Unofficial'[0] === 'U', which are the two "files" it crashes on while playing -g 'Jake Chudnow'.) (Done!) TODO: A way to exclude a specific group path. (Done!) TODO: Better argv handling. (Done!) TODO: Option to include a specific path from the source playlist. (Done!) TODO: Make a playlist generator that parses http://billwurtz.com instrumentals.html. (Done!) TODO: Make crawl-itunes.js a bit more general, more command-line friendly (i.e. don't require editing the script itself), and make it use the getHTMLLinks function defined in the new crawl-links.js script. (Done!) TODO: Play-in-order track picker. (Done!) TODO: Volume controls. Who knows how to do this? It might have to be an argument passed to `play`. Being able to change the volume while it's playing would be nice, but I'm not sure if that's really possible. (Done! - To the greatest current ability.) TODO: Tempfiles, maybe? (Done!) TODO: Use NOT the internet as its source, so that it's a bit more general purpose. This would only take adding a new downloader. (Done!) TODO: Recursive local file playlist crawler. (Done!) TODO: *Requiring* a literal `playlist.json` file doesn't seem quite right, especially since there's the `--open` option. (Done!) TODO: Make local downlaoder sort more natural - that is, 10 comes immediately after 9, not 1. (1, 5, 9, 10, 12; not 1, 10, 12, 5, 9.) (Done!) TODO: Make a way to skip tracks while playing. Currently the only way is to kill and restart the http-music process; this is bad for numerous reasons, particularly because it gets rid of the pre-downloaded track and forces the user to wait for another one to be downloaded. (Done!) TODO: Make a --help/-h/-? option that directs helpless users to the man page. (Done!) TODO: Make a way to write the current playlist to a file. I think just renaming the debug-playlist-log option could work, since you could pipe that to a file through your shell. (Done!) TODO: Figure out a less "hacky" way to kill the process. Ideally we shouldn't have to handle ^C and ^D ourselves; for instance right now ^Z is actually broken, since we aren't using the shell's normal way of handling any keyboard controls such as those! TODO: Separate the code in loop-play.js to be a bit nicer. (Done!) TODO: Cleaning up http-music.js would be nice as well! TODO: A way to kill the up-next song. (Done!) TODO: A way to see information about the currently playing song, as well as the up-next song. (Done!) TODO: A way to see the previously played songs, and to skip back (or forwards). TODO: Exit on loop-play end. (Since it listens to stdin for input right now, it won't automatically stop.) TODO: Figure out how to attempt to avoid being forced to convert every file.. converting a 10MB MP3 into an 80MB WAV is never good, even if we're storing it as a tempfile! (Done!) TODO: Let playlist filter match things lowercase. '72 Minutes Of Fame' should be matched if '72 Minutes of Fame' can't be! (However, it would also be best to prioritize a case-sensitive match before a non-case-sensitive one. Given the input 'FoObAR', prioritize 'FoObAR' over 'Foobar'.) (Done!) TODO: Figure out why written track files (when using HTTP downloader) are URL-encoded. It's probably writing a file based on the href-file name, rather than the title. That's alright, but maybe we should URL-decode and then sanitize the href-file name, so that we get 'Foo Bar.mp3' instead of 'Foo%20Bar.mp3'. (Done!) TODO: Make max download attempts variable by the user (without requiring source editing, obviously). (Done!) TODO: Update HTTP crawl man page to include new options, and maybe update the HTTP crawler itself to reveal more options to the command line. TODO: Fix the bug in loop-play.js where wasDestroyed doesn't exist! (Done!) TODO: Use `mpv` instead of `play`!!!!!!!!! This would fix every problem ever. (Done!) TODO: It looks like up-next doesn't seem to work properly when using the YouTube downloader; though it's possible we'll be scrapping downloaders altogether.. (Done! - Removed downloaders.) TODO: The results of pressing key commands aren't very clear currently. Useful things that come to mind would be presenting the volume when it's changed; making it clear that a song is being skipped when it is; and having "paused" be part of the status bar. TODO: Figure out a way to make the same mpv process be reused, so that options such as volume can be remembered. (At the moment volume is reset to the default whenever a new track is played!) TODO: Figure out how to stream audio data directly, or at least at a lower level (and stupider, as in "man git" stupid). TODO: Validate local file paths in getDownloaderFor, maybe? TODO: Figure out the horrible, evil cause of the max listeners warning I'm getting lately.. current repro: play a bunch of files locally. Skipping tracks still leads to issue. Wait for them to start playing before skipping, though. (Done!) TODO: Something's requesting avprobe, and I'm not sure why. (While playing flora.json/YouTube videos.) Perhaps it's youtube-dl..? TODO: Re-implement skip. (Done!) TODO: Re-implement skip and view up-next track. (Done!) TODO: In the playlist downloader, we can't guarantee filenames - the OS likes to do its own verification, e.g. by removing colons. Maybe we can use sanitize file name? (Done!) TODO: In the playlist downloader, it would be nice if we skipped past existing files before trying to do any old files, so that the 'percent complete' status is more accurate. After all, we might skip 20% of the total track count because 20% were downloaded, and then we'd download one track, which makes up 10%, and then the rest would still be downloaded, which take up 70%. It would be better if we went from 0%, skipped ALL complete tracks to get to 90%, then did the 10% for the downloaded tracks. TODO: Tracks should be able to contain more data than the title and downloader argument, by being stored as objects instead of arrays. This would also make it easier to implement things such as temporary state stored on tracks by sticking Symbols onto the track objects. It'd be particularly useful to store the original group path for tracks in flattenGroup, for example. (Done!) TODO: Piping the output of a crawl command into the http-music command would be nifty! (Done! - try '-o /dev/stdin'. This was apparently always a feature.) TODO: Having all the http-music commands be stuck into one main command might be nice, like the way git does it.. (Done!) TODO: Figure out how man pages work, and update the syntax in those files. Particularly I'd like to make the number of blank lines between headings more consistent, and figure out when to use '\-' or '-'. TODO: Fix skip up-next..! TODO: Make iTunes crawler prefer album artist over artist. (Done!) TODO: Make iTunes crawler take into account track numbers. TODO: Make a YouTube playlist crawler. (Done!) TODO: The filter utility function shouldn't work at all if it fails to find what it's looking for. TODO: Make the filter/remove/keep options do a search of some sort. TODO: Make those options also work with tracks!