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macOS MPD client written in Swift.
My theory is that it's ok to send the `noidle` synchronously but the subsequent handling of the idle response should be on the command queue. My hope is that this fixes issues with less than perfect network connections (and also very occasionally seen on good networks). |
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Persephone
An MPD client for macOS, written in Swift.
MP... what?
From the website:
"Music Player Daemon (MPD) is a flexible, powerful, server-side application for playing music. Through plugins and libraries it can play a variety of sound files while being controlled by its network protocol."
Wikipedia has a more comprehensive description.
Screenshot
Setup
Install dependencies from Homebrew:
$ brew bundle
Run bin/setup:
$ bin/setup
Open the Xcode project:
$ open Persephone.xcodeproj
You will probably want MPD server to be running on your local machine.
Credits
Lyre by Xinh Studio from the Noun Project
