Hi,
I'm pleased to announce the first version of lms.el, a squeezebox controller for emacs editor.
It is released under GPL version 3 license or later.
Some of the features:
As today, July 31th, 2017, there are some missing features (like music browsing or searching), but they will be added during next weeks (read September as I will leave for holidays in a few days).
It is not aimed to be a complete controller, as it cant - and wont - manage external sources such us BBC, Deezer, Pandora, Spotify, or TuneIn Radio.
It requires emacs version 25 or higher.
Quick instructions: customize some basic parameters lms-hostname, lms-telnet-port, lms-html-port, lms-username, lms-password and run it with lms-ui. From there, you could read complete documentation after pressing h key.
Code is stored in the BitBucket repository and it will appear soon on Emacs MELPA repository..
More information in the blog post: https://inigo.katxi.org/blog/2017/07/31/lms_el.html.
Of course, any ideas, suggestions and comments will be well received.
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I'm pleased to announce the first version of lms.el, a squeezebox controller for emacs editor.
It is released under GPL version 3 license or later.
Some of the features:
- Display song: title, artist, album, year, cover
- Play, pause, stop, select next / previous song
- Control players: select player, power on/off, volume, repeat and shuffle modes
- Playlist control: list, select song, delete track, clear
- Show track information and change rating
As today, July 31th, 2017, there are some missing features (like music browsing or searching), but they will be added during next weeks (read September as I will leave for holidays in a few days).
It is not aimed to be a complete controller, as it cant - and wont - manage external sources such us BBC, Deezer, Pandora, Spotify, or TuneIn Radio.
It requires emacs version 25 or higher.
Quick instructions: customize some basic parameters lms-hostname, lms-telnet-port, lms-html-port, lms-username, lms-password and run it with lms-ui. From there, you could read complete documentation after pressing h key.
Code is stored in the BitBucket repository and it will appear soon on Emacs MELPA repository..
More information in the blog post: https://inigo.katxi.org/blog/2017/07/31/lms_el.html.
Of course, any ideas, suggestions and comments will be well received.