termusic
A terminal-based music and podcast player written in Rust, supporting local playback and downloads from various sources.
What is termusic?
Termusic is a terminal-based music and podcast player written in Rust. It allows users to play local audio files, stream podcasts from RSS feeds, and download tracks from platforms like YouTube and NetEase—all within a keyboard-driven TUI. It solves the problem of data race conditions found in similar players by leveraging Rust's memory safety.
Developers, sysadmins, and terminal enthusiasts who prefer a lightweight, keyboard-centric media player without relying on graphical interfaces or subscription services.
It offers a stable, performant alternative to graphical players with zero cost, extensive format support, and the ability to download music freely. Its Rust foundation ensures reliability and avoids concurrency bugs.
Overview
Music Player TUI written in Rust
Use Cases
Best For
- Listening to music entirely within the terminal without a GUI
- Managing and playing podcasts via RSS feeds in a TUI
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