Pika is a command line tool to manage the download and the synchronization of xspi playlists. You can install it as a global gem so that the command is available in all the system.
From any directory type:
gem install pika
Done! Easy isn't it?
Pika can synchronize playlist through both local or remote playlist files.
You can place playlist or configuration files in separate folders so you can synchronize them independently.
Let's suppose you want synchronize a local playlist file called playlist.xspf.
Put the file inside a folder and cd inside that folder. Now simply launch
pika
and the synchronization should begin. Pika looks by default for a file in the current directory called playlist.xspf. If you need to customize the name of the xspf file being used, use the -f parameter:
pika -f my_playlist.xspf
To use a remote xspf file, create (in a new directory) a file named pika.conf and paste the url of the playlist in the first line of this file. Now to launch the synchronization simply type:
pika
and the synchronization should begin. Again pika looks by default for a file called pika.conf. If you need to customize the config file name, use the -i parameter:
pika -i my_conf.conf
You can see the changelog here
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Added some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request
This rubygem was developed by Davide Targa.