| Name | playerdo JSON |
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| Summary | Control various media players from a single command line interface. |
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| requires_python | >=3.8 |
| license | BSD |
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interface
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player_do
=========
player_do provides a simple command line interface to control whatever media
player is running on your computer. It has been designed for and tested on
Linux.
It is designed to allow you to configure the media buttons on your keyboard
(play, pause, next etc.) to Do The Right Thing without having to change anything
if you switch to a different media player.
It also includes commands ``install_gnome``, ``install_mate``,
``install_gnome3``, and ``install_cinnamon`` to help set up keyboard shortcuts
initially on GNOME2/Mate/GNOME3/Cinnamon. It can, however, be used with any
system where you can map keyboard shortcuts to commands.
The currently supported media players can be seen by running ``player_do --help``.
Those that have been tested include the following:
* Audacious
* Amarok
* Banshee
* Clementine
* cmus
* Exaile
* Guayadeque
* moc
* MPD (configurable using MPD_HOST and MPD_PORT environment variables like mpc)
* pianobar
* Quodlibet
* Rhythmbox (needs MPRIS plugin installed and enabled)
* shell-fm (0.8 and later)
* VLC (2.0 and later)
* Firefox, Chrome (when playing some media like videos and podcasts)
Many other players will be supported due to support for the MPRIS DBUS protocol,
without a specific backend. If you only need support for those players, consider
using `MPRIS-remote <http://incise.org/mpris-remote.html>`_ or `playerctl
<https://github.com/altdesktop/playerctl>`_.
To add more supported programs, see the existing code in the ``backends``
directory. Patches gratefully received!
Installation
------------
You need Python 3.8 or later, Python 3.12 or later recommended as I test on
that. We recommend the use of `uv <https://docs.astral.sh/uv/>`_ to install as
below::
uv python install 3.12
uv tool install playerdo --python 3.12
This should install everything for you.
Installation using pipx
-----------------------
On older systems or if ``uv`` is not available, you can install using `pipx
<https://pypi.org/project/pipx/>`_ to install it into its own virtualenv, using
your standard system Python 3, with “system” libraries available (due to the
DBUS requirementw)::
pipx install playerdo --system-site-packages --python `which python3`
You will also need to install Python DBUS bindings. We recommend doing this at
the system level. On Debian-like systems this is usually done with one of the
following packages::
python-dbus
python3-dbus
An alternative to system-level Python DBUS is to use pipx to install them::
pipx inject playerdo dbus-python
(If an appropriate binary wheel for dbus is not found, the above may require
development packages to be installed, including ``libglib2.0-dev`` and
``libdbus-1-dev`` and Python development headers).
After installation, you can use ``player_do test`` to ensure everything expected
is available. It’s normal to see error messages relating to players that you
do not use or have installed.
Usage
-----
Control the currently active player using commands like::
player_do playpause
player_do next
For all commands and other options, see::
player_do --help
Links
-----
Download: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/playerdo
Source code: https://github.com/spookylukey/playerdo
Bug tracking: https://github.com/spookylukey/playerdo/issues
Changes: https://github.com/spookylukey/playerdo/blob/master/CHANGES.rst
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