climp 命令

常用示例

说明

climp is a lightweight terminal-based music player written in C that uses a client-daemon architecture. The climp binary is a thin client that sends commands over a Unix domain socket to climpd, the background daemon that handles actual audio playback via GStreamer. If the daemon is not running when a command is issued, climp automatically spawns it. It supports local media files, network streams (web radio), and playlist management (.m3u and .txt formats). A companion utility climp-discover recursively discovers media files in directories for piping into climp.

参数

--play _args_

Start playback. Arguments can be media files, .m3u/.txt playlists, URIs, or a playlist index (0-based, negative indices supported).

--add _files_

Add media files or playlists to the current playlist.

--playlist _args_

Without args: print current playlist with metadata. With args: set a new playlist.

--current, -c

Show the currently playing track with position, duration, title, artist, album.

--next, -n

Play the next track in the playlist.

--pause

Toggle pause/unpause.

--stop

Stop playback.

--volume _int_, -v

Get or set the volume level.

--seek _time_

Seek to a position. Formats: m:ss, m.ss, or seconds.

--speed _float_

Get or set the playback speed.

--pitch _float_

Get or set the playback pitch.

--shuffle _bool_

Set playlist shuffle on or off.

--repeat _bool_

Set playlist repeat on or off.

--mute _bool_, -m

Toggle mute or set on/off.

--clear

Clear the current playlist.

--remove _indices_

Remove tracks from the playlist by index.

--sort

Sort the playlist alphabetically by file path.

--stdin, -i

Read playlist entries from stdin for piping.

--quit, -q

Shut down the climpd daemon.