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pi-boop

v1.0.1

Published

Pi extension that plays the terminal bell or a custom sound when Pi is waiting for input.

Readme

pi-boop

A Pi extension that plays the terminal bell or a custom sound when Pi is waiting for input.

Install

# from npm
pi install npm:pi-boop

# or from git
pi install git:github.com/bradennss/pi-boop

# try it for a single run without installing
pi -e npm:pi-boop

Usage

Once installed, pi-boop rings the terminal bell every time Pi settles and waits for you.

Run /boop at any time to play the sound and check your setup.

Play a custom sound

Point pi-boop at an audio file to play it instead of the bell:

export PI_BOOP_SOUND=~/sounds/ready.wav

Or set it for a single run:

pi --boop-sound ~/sounds/ready.wav

pi-boop plays the file with the platform's player (afplay on macOS, paplay on Linux, PowerShell on Windows). If the file cannot be played, it falls back to the terminal bell.

Turn it off

export PI_BOOP_DISABLE=1   # every run
pi --boop-off              # a single run

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20.

Development

pnpm install
pnpm run check

Contributing

Every change that affects the published package needs a changeset:

pnpm changeset