aayush1205/mucliar

YouTube automator bringing you your music right on your CLI.

👀 Hey there! I'm Aayush.

I am a software engineer working for LinkedIn. I work on distributed systems, operating system compliance, and machine learning.

💡 Stuff I think is cool! (I cringe at my old code every day, dw)

• Check out muCLIar. It got 100+ stars. I was too lazy to play music through a browser, so I spent a month building a tool to play it through CLI. Yes, the irony isn't lost on me.
• Though not Open Source, I trained a Graph Neural Network to create a "Knowledge Graph" for LinkedIn's internal documentation. A lot of us use it for new-hire onboarding.
• Launched a D2C brand! Check it out

💡 What I'm interested in

I am really passionate about how things work at scale, and I try my best to fiddle around with some code to aid that. I like to think I am a product-driven person (or just a bad engineer). I have worked extensively with Computer Vision in the past and I hold that interest dearly as well.

👨🏽‍🎓Here's what I'm currently learning:

• Ember.js, I don't know, for the love of god, why
• Golang
• Mathematics

📫 How to reach me:

• Email
• LinkedIn

mucliar's Issues

Uninstaller Script

The repository creates driver files in the local bin of the user. Need to write an uninstaller that removes all of these files as well as the test env.

Implement Next Song, Previous Song, Pause/Play Functionality

To tackle this, there is a need to capture keypresses on the terminal and then automate the key functionalities. Also, these buttons on the youtube player will emerge after a hover action.

Add dependency information to README

Installing muCLIar seems to require conda and google-chrome to be installed prior.

Screenshot:

Ideally these would be installed automatically by the env.sh shell script

Design Logo, Create Readme

Can't login using chrome

Unable to login using the "-c" command as of now

[Enhancement]Possibly integrate Youtube-DL

Instead of writing custom grab code possibly use Youtube-dl and FFmpeg to get audio.

Refresh playlist items

The playlist displayed is static and does not refresh after skipping tracks. Need to have a functionality that will dynamically updating playlist items.

"pyvirtualdisplay.abstractdisplay.XStartTimeoutError"

mu -s "purple lamborgini"

Searching for your song |<class 'pyvirtualdisplay.abstractdisplay.XStartTimeoutError'> Failed to start X on display ":1001" (xdpyinfo check failed). <traceback object at 0x7ffaf434e288>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/pulkitss/muCLIar/src/driver.py", line 67, in <module>
    Mus.search_song()
  File "/home/pulkitss/muCLIar/src/driver.py", line 44, in search_song
    obj.search()
  File "/home/pulkitss/muCLIar/src/main_search.py", line 38, in search
    display.start()            
  File "/home/pulkitss/miniconda3/envs/test/lib/python3.7/site-packages/pyvirtualdisplay/abstractdisplay.py", line 171, in start
    raise XStartTimeoutError(msg % d)
pyvirtualdisplay.abstractdisplay.XStartTimeoutError: Failed to start X on display ":1001" (xdpyinfo check failed).
Searching for your song /

My distro : Manjaro Linux

No code style

The python code is not following any linting. So I think a python style guide like PEP8 should be followed.

Display the Playlist Queue

MUCLIAR already shows which song is playing at the present moment. The proposed enhancement is to display at least the next five or ten songs to the user so that he could enjoy the next, prev functionality.

Code restructure

Can we work on restructuring the code. It is a little confusing to look at and hard track the control flow.

My first suggestion is to decouple input handling from the main_search.
Creating an object of main_search (possibly rename this file, it is doing more than search) in driver and calling methods from here seems more logical.