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[Package]: Terminal Radio (TERA) #18273

Open catanadj opened 9 months ago

catanadj commented 9 months ago

Why is it worth to add this package?

Hi!

This package is an interactive music radio player that can play thousands of stations from around the planet, directly in the terminal.

Thank you

Home page URL

https://tera.codewithshin.com/

Source code URL

https://github.com/shinokada/tera

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sylirre commented 9 months ago

Seems like just a set of shell scripts.

TomJo2000 commented 9 months ago

Yep, and all the dependencies (bash, mpv, jq, fzf, gh and wget) are already packaged as well.

You can just install this by cloning the source repo and running the tera script contained in its top level directory. It doesn't seem to do its own dependency checks though. Which is fair enough considering its a simple 160 line Bash script.

catanadj commented 9 months ago

Did try to clone the repo but getting the following error during the execution of the script. "/data/data/com.termux/files/home/tera-0.4.1/lib/lib.sh: line 128: /tmp/tera_error: No such file or directory Something went wrong. Please see /tmp/tera_error"

I've assumed that it must have something to do with the Termux environment because on Linux there is no issue.

TomJo2000 commented 9 months ago

Did try to clone the repo but getting the following error during the execution of the script. "/data/data/com.termux/files/home/tera-0.4.1/lib/lib.sh: line 128: /tmp/tera_error: No such file or directory Something went wrong. Please see /tmp/tera_error"

I've assumed that it must have something to do with the Termux environment because on Linux there is no issue.

You should be able to replace /tmp with ${TMPDIR} and then it should work. Termux doesn't have access to the system tmp directory so it has its own at /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/tmp that directory string is available through the TMPDIR environment variable for brevity.

And... I didn't read that error all the way, I don't think that was the actual issue. Oh nvm, it was complaining about /tmp anyways.