4 description: "Lyricli (lrc), a command line lyrics finder"
8 <p>Command line tool that shows lyrics for your currently playing song in the command line
</p>
10 →
<a href=
"https://git.sr.ht/~rbdr/lyricli">view source
</a>.
12 <p>You may need to allow the plugin to run in "Privacy
& Security" in your system settings.
</p>
13 <h2>Install from Homebrew
</h2>
14 <p>You can install using homebrew. For direct binaries see below.
</p>
15 <pre>brew tap rbdr/apps git@git.sr.ht:~rbdr/homebrew-apps
</pre>
16 <pre>brew install lyricli
</pre>
21 <a href=
"/files/lyricli/lrc-universal.tar.gz">lrc (universal)
</a>:
22 Latest (
2.0.0), for both intel and apple silicon macs (larger binary)
27 <a href=
"/files/lyricli/lrc-arm64.tar.gz">lrc (arm64)
</a>:
28 Latest (
2.0.0), only for apple silicon macs
33 <a href=
"/files/lyricli/lrc-x86_64.tar.gz">lrc (x86_64)
</a>:
34 Latest (
2.0.0), only for intel macs
39 <p>Running without arguments will try to detect your current song in apple music or spotify
</p>
40 <p>You can run it with artist name and song name to fetch it manually
</p>
41 <pre>lrc artist_name song_name
</pre>
42 <p>You can view help with the h / help flag
</p>
45 <h2>Managing Sources
</h2>
46 <p>By default it comes with spotify and apple music sources enabled, you can disable sources using:
</p>
47 <pre>lrc -d (source_name)
</pre>
48 <pre>lrc --disable-source (source_name)
</pre>
49 <p>You can enable the source again using
</p>
50 <pre>lrc -e (source_name)
</pre>
51 <pre>lrc --enable-source (source_name)
</pre>
52 <p>You can list all the sources with:
</p>
54 <pre>lrc --list-sources
</pre>
60 (
<a href=
"/files/lyricli/lrc-2.0.0-universal.tar.gz">universal
</a>)
61 (
<a href=
"/files/lyricli/lrc-2.0.0-arm64.tar.gz">arm64
</a>)
62 (
<a href=
"/files/lyricli/lrc-2.0.0-x86_64.tar.gz">x86_64
</a>):
63 Rebuilt to use swift
5.8 and work with the genius API instead of defunct LyricsWiki