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61 lines
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[](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt)
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# Livie is Video in Emacs
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Livie allows the user to search youtube.com and play the video from `mpv`.
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## Requirements
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- `hypervideo`
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- `curl`
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- `mpv`
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`sudo pacman -S mpv curl hypervideo`
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## Installation
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``` emacs-lisp
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(push (concat user-emacs-directory "path/to/livie") load-path)
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(let* ((file-name-handler-alist nil))
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(require 'livie))
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```
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## Installation in emacs-personal
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Create new dir:
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mkdir ~/.emacs.d/private/
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Clone repo:
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git clone https://git.sr.ht/~heckyel/livie ~/.emacs.d/private/livie
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Open `settings.el` write the following:
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``` emacs-lisp
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(push (concat user-emacs-directory "private/livie") load-path)
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(let* ((file-name-handler-alist nil))
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(require 'livie))
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```
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## Usage
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Just run `M-x livie` and enter a search query.
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Puts it in `livie-mode`. Some of the ways you can interact
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with the buffer are shown below.
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| key | binding | description |
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| <kbd>n</kbd> | `next-line` | Move cursor to next line |
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| <kbd>p</kbd> | `previous-line` | Move cursor to previous line |
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| <kbd>q</kbd> | `livie-quit` | Bury the `*livie*` buffer |
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| <kbd>s</kbd> | `livie-search` | Make a new search |
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| <kbd>></kbd> | `livie-search-next-page` | Go to next page |
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| <kbd><</kbd> | `livie-search-previous-page` | Go to previous page |
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| <kbd>t</kbd> | `livie-search-type` | Change the type of results (videos, playlists, etc.). |
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| <kbd>S</kbd> | `livie-sort-videos` | Sort videos on the current buffer. |
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| <kbd>Y</kbd> | `livie-yank-channel-feed` | Copy the channel RSS feed for the current entry |
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| <kbd>RET</kbd> | `livie-open-entry` | Open entry |
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| <key>y</key> | `livie-watch-this-video` | Play video |
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