A terminal client for *sonic music servers. Inspired by ncmpcpp and musickube.

• browse by folder
• queue songs and albums
• create and play playlists
• favorites
• volume control
• server-side scrobbling (e.g. on Navidrome, gonic)
• MPRIS2 control

These are using Navidrome's demo server (config file).

Queue:

Browser:

mpv:

• Linux (Debian/Ubuntu): apt install pkg-config libmpv libmpv-dev
• MacOS (Homebrew): brew install pkg-config mpv (not the cask)

Go build dependencies)

• Go 1.19+
• tview
• go-mpv

stmp should compile normally with go build. Cgo is needed for linking with libmpv.

stmp looks for a config file called stmp.toml in either $HOME/.config/stmp or the directory in which the executable is placed.

[auth]
username = 'admin'
password = 'password'
plaintext = true  # Use 'legacy' unsalted password auth. (default: false)

[server]
host = 'https://your-subsonic-host.tld'
scrobble = true   # Use Subsonic scrobbling for last.fm/ListenBrainz (default: false)

• Q - quit
• 1 - folder view
• 2 - queue view
• 3 - playlist view
• 4 - log (errors, etc) view
• Escape/Return - close modal if open

These are accessible in every view.

• p - play/pause
• P - stop
• > - next song
• -/= volume down/volume up
• ,/. seek -10/+10 seconds
• r - add 50 random songs to the queue

• Enter - play song (clears current queue)
• a - add album or song to queue
• y - toggle star on song/album
• A - add song to playlist
• R - refresh the list (if in artist directory, only refreshes that artist)
• / - Search artists
• n - Continue search forward
• N - Continue search backwards

• d/Delete - remove currently selected song from the queue
• D - remove all songs from queue
• y - toggle star on song

• n - new playlist
• d - delete playlist
• a - add playlist or song to queue

• This is a fork of STMP, see AUTHORS. I decided to rename my fork as its codebase has diverged quite a bit.