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A YouTube TUI! Featuring a sophisticated UI, real-time video playback, subtitles, and a progress indicator.
Shipped this project!
Reship! I made this a while ago, but didn’t get paid out for all my work. Hopefully I will with the new voting system.
I learned about how to use textual to make great-looking terminal apps. I also challenged myself to not lean on AI for coding, which was a good exercise in the end.
Miscellaneous bugfixes
After the voting system has been revamped, I’m reshipping so that all my time is counted. I guess between then and now I’ve mostly done some small readme changes, looking at the commit history
hopefully all my time will be tracked now! This was a pretty fun project and I’m proud of the end result
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Shipped this project!
Spoke with the shipwrights team, resubmitting
Checked in #ask-the-shipwrights, put back demo video in readme
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more time spent writing docs on why installation has to be the way that it is.
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Ship!!
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Added subtitles and frame dropping. Project is looking good!
bro I’ve watched the first fifteen seconds of Never Gonna Give You Up far too many times
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Got the textual TUI up and running relatively well! Everything’s aligned, everything seems pretty low latency (although fps is about half of what I’d like it to be)
TODO: More GUI!!!
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It works somewhat! Don’t worry about all that, funny stuff happens when you drag
Right now it’s pretty simple, just piping yt-dlp -> ffmpeg -> chafa
And I guess that’s the PoC? That’s it? So I’ll probably wrap this in a nice tui using textual.
Also Ghostty native image support is SO COOL. It should work on all terminals, though. Chafa has good ansi stuff too.
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And a cli with python-fire!