muse
====

**muse** is a stupid command line mp3 player for osx. It is build in Objective-C on top of the `AVFoundation` framework and doesn't require any external libraries.

**muse** is released under the MIT license.

Currently, it is too dumb to read more than one file at a time, but you can read a whole directory by doing a loop on all the mp3 files:

	$ for tune in *.mp3; do muse $tune; done;

If you want to quit **muse** during play `Ctrl-C` is your best friend.


Building from git
-----------------

Grab a copy of the source code:

	git clone https://github.com/zr0z/muse.git

Build and install it:

	make && make install

**muse** is intalled in your `/usr/local/bin` and depending on your permissions, you may have to install it with `sudo`.

Usage
-----

  usage: muse [-h|--help] <music file>

Roadmap
-------

* Multiple song support.
* Directory support.
* JSON playlist.
* Commands (play/pause, previous, next, repeat…).
muse
====

**muse** is a stupid command line mp3 player for osx. It is build in Objective-C on top of the `AVFoundation` framework and doesn't require any external libraries.

**muse** is released under the MIT license.

Currently, it is too dumb to read more than one file at a time, but you can read a whole directory by doing a loop on all the mp3 files:

	$ for tune in *.mp3; do muse $tune; done;

If you want to quit **muse** during play `Ctrl-C` is your best friend.


Building from git
-----------------

Grab a copy of the source code:

	git clone https://github.com/zr0z/muse.git

Build and install it:

	make && make install

**muse** is intalled in your `/usr/local/bin` and depending on your permissions, you may have to install it with `sudo`.

Usage
-----

	usage: muse [-h|--help] <music file>

Roadmap
-------

* Multiple song support.
* Directory support.
* JSON playlist.
* Commands (play/pause, previous, next, repeat…).
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