- Opens current track directly inside
Rdio.app
when clicking the title; - Sound bars animation pauses when Rdio is paused.
What if I told you that every bits of code that you write has a mood? Introducing the Rdio: Play Code Mood
command, where your code actually tells Rdio what to play.
Madness! How is that possible? It’s actually quite simple. It will convert your current pane’s code (or selection if you have an active selection) into an MD5 digest and keeps only the first 6 digits. It will then ask Rdio.app to play the track number. Rdio does a pretty good job at always playing something. You will always get the same song from an unchanged file.
Every variable, every constant, every method, every single line of code has it’s own mood. Add a new feature, get a new song! Hopefully your code sounds as good as it looks ❤️
Do note that no API calls are made, so if your code wants to play an unavailable track, there’s nothing I can do to stop it. Rdio will fallback to auto play or do nothing. Check your Developer Tools
to get more information about each track chosen.
# Playstate
Play
Pause
Toggle
# Track
Next
Previous
Play Code Mood
Open Current Track
# Collection
Add
Remove
# Mobile
Sync
Unsync
- Inspired by atom-spotify
- Sound bars based on CSS3 Pseudo Sound Bars