A small script, inspired by the Unix tail utility, for viewing
recently-scrobbled tracks on Last.fm.
Installation
gem install lastfm-tail
or
curl -s https://raw.github.com/xiongchiamiov/lastfm-tail/master/bin/lastfm-tail > ~/bin/lastfm-tail
chmod +x ~/bin/lastfm-tail
Options
Usage: lastfm-tail [options] [USER]
-f, --follow Don't exit after retrieving data, but
poll Last.fm for new tracks. Polling
frequency is controlled by the `-F`
option. Implies -r.
-F, --frequency NUM Poll Last.fm every NUM seconds. Defaults
to 5. Implies `-f`.
--no-translate Don't auto-translate foreign artist names.
-n, --number NUM List NUM tracks.
-r, --reverse List tracks from oldest to newest.
-v, --version Show the installed version of lastfm-tail.
-h, --help Show this help dialog.
If you change options from the defaults frequently, you can specify alternate
default values in a configuration file. Copy config.ini.example to
$HOME/.config/lastfm-tail/config.ini and uncomment the lines you wish to
change.