The Snapcraft installation method was removed in the past as the package
disappeared from Snapcraft. It seems to be back and maintained, so it
should be back in the documentation.
* feat: add `info` command line subcommand
Adding an info command allows the documentation to refer to it when
mentioning platform specific information. This gives users a nicer
experience since they don't need to think about how `ncspot` will behave
on their system, but can run `ncspot info` to get that information.
* fix: info command don't create runtime directory
* fix: don't print runtime path on Windows
Windows doesn't use the runtime path so it shouldn't be printed there.
* fix: make `info` command easier to parse
* docs: add back the default configuration directory
* Add automatic shell completion generation.
Add automatic generation of shell completion scripts for various shells
(the ones supported by `clap_complete`). The scripts can be generated
using the `generate-shell-completion` xtask, which outputs the shell
script to stdout.
* Improve shell completion generation xtask.
General improvements to both the shell completion generation as well as
the xtask package itself. Update the README to match the new additions.
* Add manpage generation.
* Hide xtask compilation info.
This changes the default behavior of the `cargo run` command for xtasks
to hide the compilation info. This makes sense as xtask's are run as a
program, and showing the compilation info every time clutters stdout
with unrelated info.
* Move ncspot's `clap::Command` to `lib.rs`.
Moving the `clap::Command` used internally by ncspot to a library allows
it to be easily shared between different packages (xtask and ncspot
itself).
This commit also reworks the xtasks to use clap for parsing the xtask
arguments, which simplifies writing new xtasks.
* Make `generate-manpage` `--output` optional.
When more xtasks get added, it would make sense to have a `generate-all`
subcommand that executes all xtasks, which wouldn't be able to have
options for every separate subcommand. Therefore the `output` argument
should be optional, and by default output to the `misc` directory which
contains extra metadata files already.
* Add packaging info to `README.md`.
Update the README to include information for packagers. The information
includes provided files as well as info on how to generate some of them.
* config / authentication: permit to call external program for getting credentials
You can add into your ncspot/config.toml like this:
```
creds_username = "mylogin"
creds_passeval = "pass my_pass_path_to_spot_password"
```
Or using any password manager who send your password.to stdout.
If a newline is detected it will be automatically removed
* Move credential commands into separate structure
Also add an option for a username command
* Document credential commands
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Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
* commands: Adding "disconnect" command to force socket shutdown
* Rename to `reconnect`
* Add documentation to README
Related to: #628#1033
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Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
* Create IPC socket on UNIX platforms
Creates an IPC socket which remote programs/scripts can connect to. This
can be used to control ncspot or fetch the current playback status.
At the moment, only remote control is implemented. Next step is to send
the current player status as a JSON object.
Fixes#524
* Publish status changes to connected sockets
Whenever the playback mode (playing, paused, stopped) or the track changes, all
socket listeners will be notified.
Fixes#924, fixes#1019
* Document IPC feature
* fix(backtrace): Fix backtrace logging and stdout
- Add manual implementation for panic that logs backtrace to a file.
- Remove all manual output to stdout.
- Fix new clippy warnings from Rust 1.65.
* Update docs
Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
* Added track_name_first config option to allow choosing if artists' names should be shown before or after the track name.
* Added active_fields config option, which allows configuration of which columns are visible in Queue/Library view.
This also removes the need for a separate track_name_first and album_column option.
* Fixed README
* Made custom tracklist formatting more flexible.
Updated readme with new instructions.
Reformatted impl member order to match the definitions in traits.rs.
* Added track_name_first config option to allow choosing if artists' names should be shown before or after the track name.
* Added active_fields config option, which allows configuration of which columns are visible in Queue/Library view.
This also removes the need for a separate track_name_first and album_column option.
* Fixed README
* Made custom tracklist formatting more flexible.
Updated readme with new instructions.
Reformatted impl member order to match the definitions in traits.rs.
* Fetch formatting config from library config
Instead of the lazy static mutex
* Moved custom format function to Playable impl as it's a better location to handle both Tracks and Episodes
* Rename from `tracklist_formatting` to `track_format`
Also shorten `format_{left|center|right}` to `{left|center|right}`
Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
* Added playback_state config option.
It can be used to pre-define a certain playback state for the player.
* Changed playback_state to use enums and removed redundant check for the "Playing" state.
* auto generate table of contents
* cspell check
* Added `single` alias to repeat mode `track`
* Updated command documentation
* Reformat command table
Removed the "alias" column since it takes up too much space.
* Add command to show recommendations.
This adds a command `similar selected|current` which enables searching for
track recommendations for playlists, albums as well as single tracks.
* Make sure to only send 5 seed items in total.
* Add docs for recommendation bindings to the README
Previously, Shift+o opened the menu for the currently playing item
while Shift+x copied a link to the currently selected item. Now Shift
operates on the currently playing item in both cases.
