Goradio

Mp3 stream player in the terminal written in go as a proof of concept. The music is played in background so you can quit the terminal.

Usage

Build and run :

git clone https://github.com/hamdouni/goradio
cd goradio
go build 
./goradio

You can also go install it if you have configured your go path binaries in your PATH :

go install

The program reads an M3U playlist, named musics.m3u, with only mp3 streams (no sublist as .m3u or .pls).

It renders the content in a list that you can interact with :

• ↑/k : up
• ↓/j : down
• / : filter
• enter : play selected stream
• space : toggle pause/play
• o : jump to actual played station
• q : quit but let music in background (also ctrl+c)
• Q : quit and stop music

Cross-compile [DEPRECATED]

Not working since using namedpipe to communicate between client and server

@TODO:

• use http server and client for inter process communication
• remove namedpipe code
• cross-compile !

GOOS=windows go build -o goradio.exe cmd/*

Credits

This application uses the work of opensource contributors.

Thank you to all of them for bringing those awesome projects.

The sound part exists because of those great libraries :

• oto : A low-level library to play sound on multiple platforms (Apache-2.0 License)
• go-mp3 : An MP3 decoder in pure Go (Apache-2.0 License)
• m3u : A basic golang m3u playlist parser (MIT License)
• shoutcast : All the heavy lifting of the shoutcast protocole to retrieve stream title (MIT License)

The interface could not have been more simple without the work of Charm and their products :

• bubbletea : A powerful little TUI framework (MIT License)
• bubbles : TUI components for Bubble Tea (MIT License)