Drift
### A music streaming client using Vim keybinds built in Rust.
Stream your favourite music from YouTube Music — all in one client, in your terminal.
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## Features
- **YouTube Music streaming** — search and stream tracks directly from YouTube Music via `yt-dlp` and `mpv`
- **Vim-style keybinds** — navigate with `j`/`k`, enter commands with `:`, quit with `q`
- **Queue management** — add, remove, reorder, and clear tracks in your queue
- **Playlists** — save, load, append, and delete named playlists; import from YouTube/YouTube Music URLs
- **Shuffle & repeat** — toggle shuffle and cycle through off / repeat-all / repeat-one modes
- **Volume & seek control** — adjust volume and seek with configurable step sizes
- **Session restore** — automatically restores your queue and playback position on next launch
- **Artist search** — drill into an artist's discography from the results view
- **Command palette** — full `:command` interface (`:search`, `:play`, `:volume`, `:seek`, `:save`, `:load`, `:import`, and more)
- **Autoplay** — optionally keep playing through results when the queue ends
- **TOML config** — persistent config at `~/.local/share/drift/config.toml`; comments are preserved across restarts
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## Installation
> **Not implemented yet.**
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> Package manager installs are not available yet. Distro-specific instructions will be added here (Arch Linux, Void Linux, NixOS, Debian/Ubuntu, etc.) once packages are published.
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## Star History
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## License
[Drift](https://github.com/socatlolmeow/drift) is FOSS, released under the [GNU General Public License version 3 or later](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html).
