Soundcloud in your terminal
pysc is a command-line repl interface to Soundcloud.

To install pysc, simply:

pip install pysc

Or if you're not hip to the pip:

easy_install pysc

Remember that you need to be connected to internet, unless you have a playlist of downloaded songs.

• Music

  • List of all music genres available
  • Simple navigation using next and prev
  • Sound player pause/resume options
  • Download of Soundcloud downloadable tracks

• Playlists

  • Playlists management

Firstly, let you know about the settings.py file. Only two constants are setted up there, they are:

CLIENT_ID = '43b1906ada38f27c8e864c07de04b7b7'
TRACKS_PER_PAG = 50

CLIENT_ID is just the pysc app id inside Soundcloud, you can change it to another app id, but it's pointless. And care if you change it, the id must be recognized by Sondcloud, or pysc won't be able to use its api.

TRACKS_PER_PAG is the number of tracks that will be load in each request. You can set whatever you want in there, pysc will deal with pagination for you, just don't set it to 0.
It just means telling pysc create a new request to Soundcloud in every X tracks listened.

To run the pysc repl, just type pysc

$ pysc
welcome to pysc! sound cloud in your terminal ~ powered by soundcloud
type 'genres' to discover, or just 'help' to see available commands
>>> genres
80s ~ Abstract ~ Acid Jazz ~ Acoustic ~ Acoustic Rock ~ African ~ Alternative ~ Ambient ~ Americana ~ Arabic ~ Avantgarde ~ Bachata ~ Ballads ~ Bhangra ~ Blues ~ Blues Rock ~ Bossa Nova ~ Breakbeats ~ Chanson ~ Chillout ~ Chiptunes ~ Choir ~ Classic Rock ...
>>> play chillout
gettings tracks...
now playing 'Heso - Between Space and Time'
>>> next
now playing 'Slipstream'
>>> prev
now playing 'Heso - Between Space and Time'

• Core
  • help
    List all available commands
  • about
    See about text
  • exit
    Exit pysc
• Music
  • genres
    List all music genres
  • play <genre>
    Play genre, for example: play chillout
  • pause, resume
    Pause or resume the sound player
  • prev, next
    Go prev or next track
  • prevpage, nextpage
    Go prev or next page of tracks
  • loop, unloop
    Loop or unloop current track
  • seek <seconds>
    Seek for a track time
  • forwards <seconds>
    Go forwards
  • backwards <seconds>
    Go backwards
  • volume <number>
    Manage volume level

Other commands will be available soon.

Fork it and send your pull request, i'll be happy to add your ideas!

pysc is licensed under MIT license.
Check it here.