Termify - Spotify TUI Client

A terminal-based Spotify client written in Go using Bubbletea

Prerequisites

• A Spotify account (Premium required for full playback functionality)

Configuration

Termify supports multiple ways to configure the application:

Configuration File

By default, Termify looks for a configuration file at:

• ~/.config/termify/config.yaml (macOS/Linux)
• %APPDATA%\termify\config.yaml (Windows)

Example configuration file:

server:
  port: 8080
spotify:
  client_id: your_spotify_client_id
  connect_client: default
logging:
  enabled: true

Command-line Flags

You can also configure Termify using command-line flags:

Usage:
  termify [flags]

Flags:
  --config string           Path to config file
  --port string             Server port
  --client-id string        Spotify client ID
  --connect-client string   Spotify connect client to use
  --logging bool            Enable or disable logging (default: true)

Environment Variables

Termify also supports configuration via environment variables:

• TERMIFY_PORT: Server port
• TERMIFY_CLIENT_ID: Spotify client ID
• TERMIFY_CONNECT_CLIENT: Spotify connect client to use
• TERMIFY_LOGGING_ENABLED: Set to "true" or "1" to enable logging, anything else disables it

Configuration Priority

Termify uses the following priority order for configuration (highest to lowest):

1. Command-line flags
2. Environment variables
3. Configuration file
4. Default values

Getting Started

1. Get a Spotify Client ID from the Spotify Developer Dashboard
2. Configure Termify with your Client ID using one of the methods above
3. Run Termify and follow the authentication process

Using Go Install

go install github.com/dietzy1/termify@latest

Building from Source

go build -o termify

Contributions

License

MIT License