A simple terminal UI player for di.fm Premium
Both linux and MacOS depend on pulseaudio to be running.
By default, pulseaudio on MacOS runs as "root", which is not ideal. PulseAudio is best run by non-root users. By symbolically linking the pulseaudio plist file into your user's ~/Library/LaunchAgents/, it runs as your user.
brew install pulseaudio
ln -s $(brew info pulseaudio | grep "/usr/local/Cellar" | awk '{print $1}')//homebrew.mxcl.pulseaudio.plist ~/Library/LaunchAgents
brew services start pulseaudio
apt install pulseaudio
There are binary builds available in releases.
go install github.com/acaloiaro/di-tui@latest
If $GOPATH/bin is not on your $PATH (modify accordingly for ZSH users ~/.zshrc)
echo "export PATH=$PATH:$GOPATH/bin" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
nix run github:acaloiaro/di-tui
There are two authentication options
- Enter your username and password directly into
di-tui - If you're justifiably uncomfortable with entering your username/password into this application, copy your "Listen Key" from (https://www.di.fm/settings) and create the following file:
token: <YOUR LISTEN KEY>
album_art: <BOOLEAN>| key | description |
|---|---|
| token | Your di.fm authentication "Listen Key" found at https://www.di.fm/settings |
| album_art | Turn album art on or off |
By default, di-tui respects your terminal's color scheme. However, there are four color settings that one can change by adding a theme to config.yml.
Tomorrow-Night inspired theme
theme:
primary_color: "#81a2be"
background_color: "#2a1f1a"
primary_text_color: "#969896"
secondary_text_color: "#81a2be"di-tui