#Lyricli (lrc)

A command line tool to show the lyrics of your current song.

#Usage

Lyricli can be invoked with the command lrc.

$ lrc [-t]

When you run it without arguments, it will look in the available source to try to find a playing song and extract the lyrics. If you include the -t flag, it will show the song and artist names before the lyrics.

$ lrc [-t] <artist_name> <song_name>

When you run it with arguments, it will use them to search for the lyrics. This won't work if you manually disable the arguments source in your configuration file. If you include the -t flag, it will show the song and artist names before the lyrics.

#Commands

In order to configure sources, lyricli provides a few commands:

• lrc -l or lrc --list-sources lists the available sources. Enabled sourcess will have a *
• lrc -e or lrc --enable-source <source> enables a source
• lrc -d or lrc --disable-source <source> disables a source without resetting its configuration.
• lrc -r or lrc --reset-source <source> resets the configuration for a source and disables it.

And you can print the help or the version:

• lrc -v or lrc --version prints the version
• lrc -h or lrc --help display built-in help

#Building

In order to build this project, you'll need a genius client token. See the genius api docs for more information.

The Makefile will read the values from a .env file, so you can copy the env.dist file and fill the values there.

You can build for development just by running make. You can specify the profile using the profile environment value -e profile=release.

# Build for dev
make

# Build for release
make -e profile=release

#Additional Dependencies

On linux you might need to install the libssl-dev and libdbus-dev