Because there’s already a Terminal Navidrome client called NaviTerm, and I don’t really like my name TermNavi, I decided to rename my software TerminalDrome. Of course, that sounds completely stupid, but at least it’s better than a copy.
So the other day I tried to connect to my Navidrome MP3 Streaming Server,
I call it “Spotify at Home”, via Webinterface to listen to some music, but
there were no way to do this. The Webbrowsers available are too old. Sad.
So I decided to programm a really small Navidrome Terminal Client called
TermNavi (yes I know… need better name) to listen to my MP3. And what shall
I say? The first implementation is ready. I tested and successfully compiled
on aarch64 (my MacMini M4) and the legendary Powermac G5 with ARCH Linux or
Debian Sid ppc64.
I just finished the work on TerminalDrome 0.2.2 and I am really proud of it,
because I don’t know nothing about Rust programming language but the Terminal NaviDrome Client is
running very well :-)
TerminalDrome started, Cover Art, no artist or album chosen
Whats is new?
Implemented cover art: terminaldrome is downloading the cover art of the album
if available and convert it to ASCII :-)
Album Scrolling: while in album pane, there were no scrolling implemented and
when there were more than 5 albums, you would not see them.