* 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
Each user has their own runtime directory at `/run/user/<uid>`. Creating
the IPC socket in there makes sure it is cleaned up regardless of
whether `ncspot` exits normally.
BREAKING CHANGE: move IPC socket location
This fixes a bug that would cause a panic when quiting the process
normally. `tokio::select!()` was used to await a single branch, which is
useless as it can be replaced by a normal await.
Instead of trying to handle signals for every step of the `cursive`
event loop, move the signal handling into its own asynchronous task and
send callbacks to `cursive` when a signal arrives.
The `lazy_static` crate was superseded by the `once_cell` crate which
has been included in Rust's standard library since version `1.70`.
Remove the `lazy_static` dependency and refactor all use cases to use
`std::sync::OnceLock` instead.
Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
Clippy's `use_self` line ensures that `Self` is used instead of the real
name whenever possible. This makes searching easier and cleans up the
code a bit.
* Add command for adding song to playlist
* edits for code style
* Return playlist dialog via `CommandResult::Modal`
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Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
- Show error on deletion, as we currently do not have a Uri we can pass to the
Spotify API to delete local files in playlists
- Mark local files in `ListView`
fixes#1213
* Sorting QoL
Ignore leading "The" when sorting albums and artists by artist name
in the library.
* Simplify stripping of `The ` prefix in artist
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Co-authored-by: Henrik Friedrichsen <henrik@affekt.org>
The `screenchange` member variable on `Layout` didn't seem to be used
for anything except for debugging. A comment in `on_layout` makes it
seem like it wasn't meant to be used for debugging purposes but for
actual functionality that wasn't implemented.
After refactoring layout, the if statements were removed in favor of a
single match. This changed the control flow a bit, breaking mouse event
propagation.
To have a clear distinction between code dealing with OS process
characteristics and code of ncspot itself, it makes sense to move the
async runtime together with ncspot as it doesn't have anything to do
with the OS process.
Some applications move their 'global' data into a struct called `App` or
`Application`. This makes it very clear what data belongs to the
'global' scope or in other words, to the application itself.
For instance for when multiple ncspot instances are running. In that case the
PID will be appended to the path, i.e. `~/.cache/ncspot/ncspot.20707.sock`.
Also ncspot will now delete the socket on shutdown.
Fixes#1158
Some systems may have an ncspot binary with enabled MPRIS/DBus support, even
though DBus is not actually running on the system or the session is broken.
ncspot should not panic in such a situation, but handle gracefully instead.
Should help with #1139
* Rewrite MPRIS implementation using zbus
The initial DBus implementation was getting harder to maintain and `zbus` offers
some nice convenience features that should make our MPRIS implementation
cleaner.
For now this only implements the `org.mpris.MediaPlayer2` interface which does
not do much.
Should help with #1103
* Implement MPRIS properties
- `PlaybackStatus`
- `PlaybackRate`
- `Volume` (get/set)
* Implement remaining player properties/functions
* Emit signal for changed properties on track change
Change the behavior of `ListView` to treat a click on an item that is
already selected as a double click. It allows the user to play songs
(not episodes since currently it's not possible to determine if a
`ListItem` is an episode) by "double clicking" them. It is a bit of a
hack, but it works pretty well. A possible downside is that when people
that don't like mouse integration in a TUI click to focus the terminal
window, it could jump to the song they clicked if that happened to be
the selected one.
