CLI Music Player

Full Demonstration video of this project 🔗

Features

• It is used for quickly playing music through terminal command
• You can play music from current directory.
• You can play music from all folders which path is stored in paths.txt
• Also you can play music by searching.
• You can search song across all the folders given in paths.txt
• You can also download and play song which is not even before present in your computer.
• I highly recommend you to set an alias of this in your windows

Requirements

• Python 3.10 or higher

Clone this repository

git clone https://github.com/AnantLuthra/cli-music-player.git

Module used

• rich = 11.1.0
• playsound = 1.2.2
• youtube_dl = 2021.12.17
• yt-dlp = 2024.7.7

yt-dlp requirements: brotli, certifi, mutagen, pycryptodomex, requests, urllib3, websockets

• requests = 2.27.1
• thefuzz = 0.19.0
• python_Levenshtein = 0.12.2 (wheel file)
• os
• random
• argparse
• time
• multiprocessing
• urllib.request

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Setup

1. Make sure to put all your songs folders path in paths.txt, like sample given paths are stored before.
2. And must install python_Levenshtein from the provided wheel file in assets folder.

$ pip install assets\python_Levenshtein-0.12.2-cp310-cp310-win_amd64.whl

This is for python 3.10 64 bit version. If you want to download wheel file for you own specifiec python version then download from this site - link

3. Make sure to change the path written on line number 44 and 120 in play.py to the path where you have cloned this repository.

Commands

Argument	Description
--help	-> For help
--h	-> For help
--d	-> To play music from default directory
--dv	-> Value of default directory
--s	-> For playing specific song
--r	-> For playing random song from chosen directory
--t	-> For playing music in terminal
--g	-> For playing music through windows music player
--c	-> For playing songs from the current directory
--l	-> For searching songs in local system
--w	-> For search & play song from web

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Usage

• --d --g = Just for playing song from default directory with using windows media player
• --d --t = For playing from default directory in terminal.
• --d --t --r = For playing random song from default directory in terminal
• --c --g --r = For playing random song from current directory using windows media player

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Using --s argument

• play --s faded_alan_walker --g = For downloading and playing song from youtube. Remember to search it by passing --s argument and value having _ instead of space.
• And use --g argument for playing song while using --s argument instead of --t as it often time gives this error - A problem occurred in initializing MCI

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Some other previews

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• Using --c --t --r arguments.

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• Using --s alan_walker --l --g argument.