Music Player
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A simple, fast, and free desktop music player designed to be open and extensible.
A customizable iOS music player view with interactive controls, progress visualization, and cover art display.
A command-line interface and VSCode extension for playing music from Deezer.com with real-time lyrics and ID3 tagging.
A macOS app for discovering and listening to music from Hype Machine.
A ready-to-go music player UI component for Flutter applications, mimicking Spotify/Apple Music.
A Node.js CLI tool to control Spotify playback and search music directly from your macOS terminal.
A native SwiftUI macOS menu bar app for controlling Apple Music and Spotify playback with a rich, customizable player.
A pure bash command-line interface to listen to SomaFM internet radio stations directly in your terminal.
A Cordova plugin for displaying interactive music controls in notifications and handling media button events.
A POSIX shell-based music player controller for mpv with CLI, TUI, FZF, and web interfaces, supporting streaming services.
A lightweight Spotify mini-player for macOS that provides quick access to music controls from the menu bar.
A minimal macOS lyrics app that automatically displays lyrics for songs playing in Apple Music or Spotify.
A command-line music player that synchronizes audio playback across all computers on the same local network.
A lightweight native macOS client for Spotify, built with SwiftUI.
A command-line interface to browse and listen to thousands of radio stations from TuneIn and Radio Browser.
A SoundCloud client for iOS built with React Native and MobX.
A lightweight menu bar music player for macOS with native interface, multi-language support, and YouTube/SoundCloud download capabilities.
A cross-platform music player for SoundCloud built with Fuse, serving as a reference app for developers.
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