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* feat: added volume control I added a simple volume control to the program, using native functionality in `rodio::sink`. This logic has also been linked through to the UI so that users will be aware of this fucntionality (bound to the '-' and '+' keys) and adding a volume readout to the UI as well. * feat: add volume bindings which work without shift A small issue I noticed I had was that I had to press shift to hit '+', I now bound the volume up fucntionality to '+' and '=' and the volume down functionality to '-' and '_', to make both undependant of shift (assuming most default western keyboard layouts) * feat: support arrow keys * feat: add temporarily appearing audio bar * fix: polish input controls --------- Co-authored-by: talwat <83217276+talwat@users.noreply.github.com> |
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lowfi
lowfi is a tiny rust app that serves a single purpose: play lofi. It'll do this as simply as it can: no albums, no ads, just lofi.
Disclaimer
All of the audio files played in lowfi are from Lofi Girl's website, under their licensing guidelines.
If god forbid you're planning to use this in a commercial setting, please follow their rules.
Why?
I really hate modern music platforms, and I wanted a small, "suckless" app that would literally just play lofi without video so I could use it whenever.
I also wanted it to be fairly resiliant to inconsistent networks, so it buffers 5 whole songs at a time instead of parts of the same song.
Although, lowfi is yet to be properly tested in difficult conditions, so don't rely on it too much until I do that. See Scraping if you're interested in downloading the tracks. Beware, there's a lot of them.
Installing
You'll need Rust 1.74.0+.
Cargo
The recommended installation method is to use cargo:
cargo install lowfi
and making sure $HOME/.cargo/bin is added to $PATH.
AUR
If you're on Arch, you can also use the AUR:
yay -S lowfi
Usage
lowfi
Yeah, that's it. Controls are documented in the app.
Extra Flags
If you're having issues on Linux with error messages,
or you don't want your terminal history to be visible when you
run lofi, you can use the --alternate or -a flag to
hide your history.
Scraping
lowfi also has a scrape command which is usually not relevant, but
if you're trying to download some files from Lofi Girls' website,
it can be useful.
An example of scrape is as follows,
lowfi scrape --extension zip --include-full
where more information can be found by running lowfi help scrape.