This is the Linux app named ANSImuz whose latest release can be downloaded as v0.1.2sourcecode.zip. It can be run online in the free hosting provider OnWorks for workstations.
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ANSImuz
DESCRIPTION:
ANSImuz is a lightweight terminal music player built with Rust and Ratatui, bringing a retro 8-bit ANSI aesthetic to your music experience! Search for and play tracks from YouTube Music and Spotify from a responsive terminal interface. Manage your listening with an upcoming queue: add songs, remove tracks, or reorder what plays next. Browse session history to revisit previously played music, and enjoy album artwork rendered directly in the terminal with dynamic color themes inspired by each cover. ANSImuz includes shuffle and repeat modes, keyboard-driven playback controls, and a quick command palette for fast navigation. Its adaptive layout fits different terminal sizes, keeping the experience clean and usable. The application uses mpv for playback and relies on tools such as yt-dlp and Python-based music integrations. ANSImuz is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to YouTube or Spotify. It is intended for educational purposes only.
Features
- Search and stream music from YouTube Music and Spotify
- Full-featured terminal-based music playback
- Interactive upcoming queue with add, remove, and reorder controls
- Session playback history with track navigation
- Album artwork rendered directly in the terminal
- Dynamic color themes generated from album artwork
- Shuffle and repeat playback modes
- Keyboard-driven playback and navigation controls
- Adjustable playback volume
- Quick command palette for faster navigation
- Adaptive terminal layout for different screen sizes
- Retro 8-bit ANSI-inspired terminal interface
- Dedicated settings and About screens
- Native Arch Linux and Fedora package distribution
- Configurable application runtime data directory
- Cross-platform installation support for Linux and Windows
User interface
Console/Terminal
Programming Language
Python, Rust
Categories
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