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Name: tmus
Version: 0.2.0
Summary: Terminal-based music player for organized music directories.
Author-email: Ismail Manjlai <brave.key4637@manjlai.dev>
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# tmus

A terminal-based music player for organized music directories, using VLC for playback.

## Features
- Browse artists and songs from your music directory
- Play, pause, and repeat songs
- Caches your music library for fast startup

## Installation

```
pip install tmus
```

## Usage

```
tmus <path-to-music-directory>
```

## Requirements
- Python 3.8+
- VLC media player installed

## Platform Notes
- On Windows, `windows-curses` is required (installed automatically)

## License
MIT
