cucadmuh
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Introduce a dedicated --logs mode for CLI log viewing with --tail <lines> and -f/--follow streaming from the normal/debug log channel, keep user-facing CLI output free of timestamped log formatting, and update bash/zsh completions for the new logs flags.
Shell completion for psysonic
Covers global flags (--help, --info, …), completions …, and --player commands (next, audio-device …, library …, mix …, …). Run psysonic --help for the full list.
The same scripts are embedded in the release binary: run psysonic completions for install instructions, or psysonic completions bash / zsh to print the scripts (no repo checkout needed).
zsh
Copy or symlink _psysonic into a directory on your $fpath, then reload completion:
mkdir -p ~/.zsh/completions
ln -sf /path/to/psysonic/completions/_psysonic ~/.zsh/completions/_psysonic
fpath=(~/.zsh/completions $fpath)
autoload -Uz compinit && compinit
If you use a plugin manager, point its fpath at this repo’s completions/ directory instead.
bash
Source the script once (e.g. in ~/.bashrc):
source /path/to/psysonic/completions/psysonic.bash
Use this only under bash (including macOS’s /bin/bash 3.2). zsh users should install _psysonic instead — do not source the .bash file in zsh.
Device names after audio-device set
Completion can suggest IDs from psysonic-cli-audio-devices.json (same paths the app uses: $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR or $TMPDIR//tmp). That file appears after you run psysonic --player audio-device list while the app is running. Optional: install jq for parsing that JSON in the completion scripts.
Folder ids after library set
Same idea with psysonic-cli-library.json, produced by psysonic --player library list. Optional jq for completion of folder ids plus the literal all.