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spotify-tui-cli

v1.0.4

Published

2 months ago

An ultra-minimal aesthetic Spotify Terminal UI Controller

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✦ Spotify TUI CLI ✦

An ultra-minimal Spotify Terminal UI Controller built directly for your terminal. Control your Spotify playback without touching your mouse,phone,etc.

🚀 Installation

You don't even need to install it! You can run it instantly using npx (requires Node.js):

npx --yes spotify-tui-cli

Global Installation (Recommended)

If you want to have it permanently available as a simple terminal command, you can install it globally via npm:

npm install -g spotify-tui-cli

Once installed, simply run:

spotify-tui-cli

🎮 Controls

The interface relies entirely on your keyboard. While the CLI is running, use these global hotkeys to control your active Spotify device:

[SPACE] : Play / Pause
[N] : Skip to Next track
[P] : Skip to Previous track
[ESC] : Quit the application

🛠 Prerequisites

Node.js installed on your machine.
A Spotify Premium account (Spotify's Web API requires premium to modify playback state).
An active Spotify device (like the desktop app or your phone) open and ready to play music.

🤝 Contributing

Feel free to open an issue or fork the repository if you want to add new layouts, features (like volume control or split panes), or different color themes!

Enjoy the aesthetic. 🟢