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Not quite sure this should be in the official gem, so I’ll juste leave it as an issue open for discussion.
Controlling Rdio from the terminal is amazing, but you’d want these commands to be a little bit faster. For some reason I always end up typing rdio curretn
Nice. I was thinking about doing this exact thing but perhaps as an _rdio function so we could do second-level arguments like I did for t. I think between rdio commands and rdio help <command> we could do it all at run-time and not need the big rake task I did over there. Would love a PR.
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Not quite sure this should be in the official gem, so I’ll juste leave it as an issue open for discussion.
Controlling Rdio from the terminal is amazing, but you’d want these commands to be a little bit faster. For some reason I always end up typing
rdio curretn
Anywho, I have a version (https://github.com/EtienneLem/rdio-cli) that add dynamic zsh auto completion.
All you need is this setting in your .zshrc file
Works like a charm 😄
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