pouf plays random sounds from your command-line. It started as a shell script for a joke, but it’s now a Ruby gem.
It manages a set of sounds in a directory and use an alias for each sound, so you can quickly play one without having to remember the filename.
gem install pouf
Ubuntu/Debian users, you need to install the mpg123 package first, or set the
POUF_CMD environment variable to a command which takes a filename and play a
sound from this file (default is mpg123 -q).
OSX users don’t need to install anything.
From the command-line:
$ pouf add <alias> <filename>
$ pouf rm <alias>
$ pouf mv <alias1> <alias2>
$ pouf ls
$ pouf [play] <alias>
$ git clone https://github.com/bfontaine/pouf.git
$ cd pouf
$ bundle install
$ bundle exec rake test