Dragon
Dragon is a CLI YouTube music player app.
Installation
Dragon is hosted on PyPI, to install do
pip install dragon-player
Dragon requires libVLC to run. To run dragon do
dragon
It should work on Linux, Mac, Windows and BSD
Commands
Dragon supports the following text based commands:
| Command | Aliases | Argument | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| search | find, s, f | text: song title | s metallica one | search for a song on YouTube |
| download | dl, d | number: index | dl 1 | download nth index from search results |
| play | p | number: index | p 0 | play nth index in loaded playlist |
| pause | p | p | pause | |
| next | n | n | play next track | |
| prev | b | b | play previous track | |
| repeat | r | r | repeat the current track | |
| continuous | c | c | continue playing next track after current one is finished | |
| loop | l | l | loop the playlist | |
| random | ra | ra | random play (it's random, not shuffle) | |
| + | time | +1m or +1s or +1h or +1 |
go forward | |
| - | time | -1m or -1s or -1h or -1 |
go backward | |
| scroll | s, sc | number | sc 4 | scroll to number |
| load | l | text: playlist name | load main | load playlist from disk |
| make list | mk list, mkl, ml, m | text: playlist name | mkl heavy metal | make an empty new playlist |
| duplicate list | duplicate, dupl, dup | text: playlist name | dup classical | duplicate current loaded playlist |
| sort list | srt, sort | sort | sort current loaded playlist | |
| remove list | rm list, rl, rml | text: playlist name | rm classical | remove playlist |
| add to list | atl, add, a | number: index and text: playlist name | atl 1 heavy metal | add index from current list to another playlist |
| remove from list | remove, rfl, r | number:index | r 1 | remove song from current playlist |
| clean | cl | cl | remove downloaded files that are not in any of the playlists | |
| rename | rn | number: index and text: song name | rename 1 Metallica - One | rename song at index |
Notes:
- Downloaded songs are added to current playlist, you need to reload playlist after download.
- Operations on playlists are saved to disk immediately.
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