Installation
$ [sudo] pip install itunes-cli
Scripts usage
usage: itunes command [args]
Available commands:
play play current track
pause pause current track
next next track
prev previous track
stop stop play
playlists playlists names
volume get/set iTunes volume
mute mute sound
unmute unmute sound
muted true/false if muted
kill kill iTunes.app
pid iTunes.app pid
run `itunes COMMAND --help` for more infos
Examples
$ itunes play
$ itunes pause
$ itunes stop
$ itunes next
$ itunes previous
volume
$ itunes volume 50
$ itunes volume
50
mute
$ itunes mute
$ itunes muted
true
$ itunes unmute
process
$ itunes pid
42
$ itunes kill
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