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NAME

pimpd2 - Perl Interface for the Music Player Daemon 2

DESCRIPTION

pimpd2 is a command-line based MPD client that implements all the features the author was missing from the other awesome client, mpc.

FEATURES

-np, --now-playing

Show basic song information on a single line.

-i, --info

Show all available song information and MPD server status.

-cp, --copy

Copy the currently playing song to destination.

If destination is omitted, uses the target_directory variable from the configuration file.

-cpa, --copy-album

Copy the currently playing album to destination.

If destination is omitted, uses the target_directory variable from the configuration file.

-sh, --shell

Spawn the interactive pimpd2 shell.

All the regular features can be used. Commands that return data that can be added to the current playlist will do so automagically for convenience, since we can not read from standard input while being interactive.

-q, --queue

Queue tracks. Arguments must be valid playlist position IDs as shown in the --playlist output.

You can also use the --search-playlist command if the tracks to be queued follows a pattern.

PLAYLIST INTERACTION

-pls, --playlist

Show the current playlist.

--playlists

List all playlists known by MPD.

-af, --add-files

Add files to the current playlist.

Can read from standard input:

pimpd2 --randomize 42 Nirvana | pimpd2 -af

Accepts file arguments:

pimpd2 -af ~/music/Nirvana/Bleach/*.flac

-a, --add-playlist

Add playlist to the current playlist.

If not given a full name, and the name partially matches existing playlists, prompts for input:

pimpd2 -a 2010

  0 2010-12-indie
  1 2010-12-other
  2 2010-12-pop
  3 2010-12-punk_rock
  4 2010-12-rock
  5 2010-12-undef
choice:

If choice equals 'all', all matching playlists are added.

-r, --randomize

Return n random songs from the collection. The first argument is the number of songs, the second argument is an optional artist name. If an artist name is specified, will only return random songs from that particular artist.

If no arguments are specified, returns 100 random songs.

If you want to add the results to the current playlist, pipe it to --add-files:

pimpd2 -r 12 | pimpd2 -af

Or use the interactive shell ( -sh ) which does this for you automatically.

-ra, --random-album

Return n random full albums.

A pipe to --add-files will add the results to the current playlist.

-rt, --random-track

Start playback of a random song in the current playlist.

-rma, --rmalbum

Given a string, searches the current playlist for matching albums, and remove them from the playlist. The string can be a regular expression.

-da, --delete-album

Delete the current album from disk.

-f, --love

Favorize, or love, the current song.

If called with zero arguments, the song will be saved to a playlist following this naming scheme:

%year-%month-%genre.m3u

Else, the argument is used for the playlist name, thus:

pimpd2 --love lovesongs

adds the song to lovesongs.m3u

--loved

Check if the currently playing song is already loved or not.

--unlove

Unlove songs matching given PATTERN.

--lsplaylists

Lists available playlists.

--slove

Search the database with loved songs for PATTERN.

If PATTERN is omitted, returns all loved songs.

-spl, --search-playlist

Search the current playlist for string, possibly a regular expression.

If more then one song is found, queues up the results. See --queue.

COLLECTION INTERACTION

-lsa, --songs

List all songs on album.

If no argument is specified, use the album tag from the currently playing song.

A pipe to --add-files will add the results to the current playlist:

pimpd2 -lsa Stripped | pimpd2 -af

-l, --albums

List all albums where artist is featured.

If no argument is specified, use the artist tag from the currently playing song.

-sdb, --search-db

Search the database for string, possibly a regular expression.

A pipe to --add-files will add the results to the current playlist:

-sar, --search-artist

Search the database for artist.

A pipe to --add-files will add the results to the current playlist:

-sal, --search-album

Search the database for album.

A pipe to --add-files will add the results to the current playlist:

-set, --search-title

Search the database for title.

A pipe to --add-files will add the results to the current playlist:

--stats

Display statistics about MPD

--status

Display MPD status

CONTROLS

-n, --next

Play the next track in the playlist.

-p, --previous

Play the previous track in the playlist.

-cl, --clear

Clear the current playlist.

-cr, --crop

Remove all songs but the current one from the playlist.

-x, --xfade

Set crossfade.

--pause

Toggle playback status.

--repeat

Toggle repeat on/off

--random

Toggle random on/off

--play

Start playback.

If a remote stream URL and an external player is specified in the configuration file, starts playback on the local machine as well as on the MPD server.

--stop

Stop playback, locally and remote.

--kill

Stop local playback.

OPTIONS

-np,   --now-playing      basic song info on a single line
-i,    --info             full song info
-cp,   --copy             copy the current track
                          optional argument: destination
-cpa,  --copy-album       copy the current album
                          optional argument: destination
-sh,   --shell            spawn the interactive shell
-q,    --queue            queue tracks

Playlist

-pls,  --playlist         show the current playlist
-lsp,  --lsplaylists      list all known playlists
-af,   --add-files        add files to playlist
-a,    --add-playlist     add playlist
       --randomize        randomize a new playlist with n tracks
                          optional arguments: quantity, artist
-ra,   --random-album     add n random full albums
                          optional arguments: quantity, artist
-rt,   --random-track     play a random song in the current playlist
-rma,  --rmalbum          remove album matching pattern from playlist
-da,   --delete-album     delete the current album from disk
-f,    --love             love song
       --loved            check if the current song is loved
-u,    --unlove           unlove songs matching pattern
-spl,  --search-playlist  search the current playlist for str

Collection

-lsa,  --songs            list songs on album
-l,    --albums           list albums by artist
                          optional argument: artist
-sdb,  --search-db        search database for pattern
-sar,  --search-artist    search database for artist
-sal,  --search-album     search database for album
-set,  --search-title     search database for title
       --slove            search the database with loved songs for pattern
       --stats            display statistics about MPD
       --status           display MPD status

Controls

-n,    --next             next track in playlist
-p,    --previous         previous track in playlist
-cl,   --clear            clear the playlist
-cr,   --crop             remove all songs but the current one from playlist
-x,    --xfade            set crossfade
       --pause            toggle playback status
       --repeat           toggle repeat mode
       --random           toggle random mode

-p,    --play             start playback (locally and remote)
-s,    --stop             stop playback  (locally and remote)
-k,    --kill             stop playback  (locally)

-h,    --help             show the help and exit
-m,    --man              show the manual and exit
-v,    --version          show version info and exit

ENVIRONMENT

pimpd2 will look for a configuration file in the following locations, in this order:

$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/pimpd2/pimpd2.conf
~/.config/pimpd2/pimpd.conf
~/.pimpd2.conf
./pimpd2.conf
/etc/pimpd2.conf

AUTHOR

Magnus Woldrich
CPAN ID: WOLDRICH
m@japh.se
http://japh.se

CONTRIBUTORS

None required yet.

REPORTING BUGS

Report bugs and/or feature requests to <m@japh.se>, on rt.cpan.org or http://github.com/trapd00r/pimpd2/issues.

COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2009, 2010, 2011, 2019- the pimpd2 "AUTHOR" and "CONTRIBUTORS" as listed above.

LICENSE

This application is free software; you may redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

SEE ALSO

mpd(1)

App::Pimpd::Collection::Album, App::Pimpd::Collection::Search, App::Pimpd::Commands, App::Pimpd::Doc, App::Pimpd::Info, App::Pimpd::Player, App::Pimpd::Playlist, App::Pimpd::Playlist::Favorite, App::Pimpd::Playlist::Randomize, App::Pimpd::Playlist::Search, App::Pimpd::Shell, App::Pimpd::Transfer, App::Pimpd::Validate