tunein-cli 📻

Overview

tunein-cli allows you to browse TUNEIN streams from your command line and listen to them by parsing xml from http://opml.radiotime.com/ to gather stations information.

Features

• Open streams directly from your terminal using mplayer
• Download streams as .pls files
• Printout stream url source
• Open streams in browser
• Add streams to favourites
• Add custom streams using urls to favourites
• Play stations from favourites

Requirements

• inquirer (v2.6.3)
• untangle (v1.1.1)
• requests (v2.23.0)
• PyInquirer (windows only)
• windows-curses (windows only)
• mplayer

  for osx and linux:

  • apt-get install mplayer or brew install mplayer or sudo pacman -S mplayer

  for windows:

  • download from the website.
  • After the installation puth your mplayer directory path to your system environment variables under "Path"

Installation

• On osx and linux:

   $ git clone "https://github.com/Kaanthegmr/tunein-cli"
   $ cd tunein-cli
   $ pip install -r requirements.txt
   $ python tunein.py

• If you're on Windows, run python tunein_win.py

Usage

Once you start the program you will see the following output: Use your keyboard navigate through options.

[?] Select Option::
[1]: Open Stream
[2]: Download Stream
[3]: Show Stream Source
[4]: Open In Browser
[5]: Add to Favourites
[6]: Add custom station
[7]: Favourites
[8]: Exit

Compability

• Linux ✔️
• macOS ✔️
• Windows ✔️ (no coloring and some bugs)

Troubleshoot

If you're on a Linux system, consider doing the following changes:

   $ sudo touch /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf
   $ sudo echo "nolirc=yes" > /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf
   $ sudo echo "ao=alsa" > /etc/mplayer/mplayer.conf