furumi

furumi is a cross-platform terminal client for a furumusic server. It provides a fast TUI for browsing the library, playing music, managing the queue and playlists, controlling devices, and inspecting logs without leaving the terminal.

Features

• Browse the full artist library in tile or table view.
• Open artist pages, releases, and track lists from inside the TUI.
• Search artists, releases, and tracks with /.
• Play local audio with seek, volume, shuffle, repeat, and like controls.
• Add tracks next in queue, append them to the queue, or clear the queue.
• Browse playlists, liked tracks, and add tracks to playlists.
• Pick the active playback device and control remote devices.
• Use OS media keys through MPRIS/system media controls.
• Inspect live in-app logs and a persistent log file.
• Customize key bindings with a TOML keymap.

Installation

Requires Rust 1.88+.

cargo build --release
./target/release/furumi

The release binary is named furumi:

cargo run --release --bin furumi

Linux

Audio output needs the system ALSA library. PipeWire and PulseAudio are used through the ALSA compatibility layer at runtime.

# Debian / Ubuntu
sudo apt install libasound2-dev pkg-config

# Fedora
sudo dnf install alsa-lib-devel pkgconf-pkg-config

# Arch
sudo pacman -S alsa-lib pkgconf

Everything else is handled by Rust dependencies: TLS uses rustls, MPRIS uses zbus, and image/audio decoding is provided by Rust crates.

macOS and Windows

No extra system packages are required.

First Run

On startup, furumi opens the login screen:

1. Enter your furumusic server URL.
2. Sign in with username/password or SSO.
3. After a successful login, the session is saved locally.

The SSO flow opens your browser automatically. If the loopback callback is not available, furumi shows the URL and accepts either a pasted furumi://... callback link or the short furu_mx_... code.

Controls

Common key bindings:

Key	Action
?	Show key binding help
q, Ctrl-C	Quit
Tab, Shift-Tab	Next / previous tab
1...4	Jump to a tab
j / k, arrows	Move down / up
h / l, arrows	Move left / right
Enter	Open or select item
Esc, Backspace	Go back
Space	Play / pause
n, p	Next / previous track
., ,	Seek 10 seconds forward / backward
+, -	Volume up / down
s	Toggle shuffle
r	Cycle repeat mode
x	Like / unlike
a	Add track next
Shift-A	Add track to the end of the queue
Shift-P	Add track to a playlist
Shift-D	Open device picker
v	Toggle tile/table view
/	Search
:	Open command line

Command line examples:

:q
:logout
:volume 40
:seek +30
:seek -10
:seek 1:30
:shuffle
:repeat off
:repeat one
:repeat all
:clear
:next
:prev
:play
:pause
:devices
:logs debug

Configuration

furumi stores configuration in the platform app config directory:

• Linux: ~/.config/furumi
• macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/furumi
• Windows: %APPDATA%\furumi

Important files:

• credentials.json - saved login session. On Unix it is written with 0600 permissions.
• device_id - stable identifier for this TUI client during device sync.
• keymap.toml - user key binding overrides.

See src/config/default_keymap.toml for the default format. Example:

[[keymaps]]
key_sequence = "ctrl-n"
command = "NextTrack"

[[keymaps]]
key_sequence = "ctrl-f"
command = { SeekForward = { seconds = 30 } }

A user binding replaces the default binding with the same key sequence and context.

Logs

The Logs tab shows a live in-memory ring buffer inside the TUI. You can jump to it and set the level filter with:

:logs error
:logs warn
:logs info
:logs debug
:logs trace

The persistent log file is written to the platform cache directory as furumi-cli.log. File logging is filtered by RUST_LOG:

RUST_LOG=furumi_tui=debug cargo run --release --bin furumi

Architecture

At a glance:

• UI: ratatui + crossterm.
• Runtime: tokio.
• HTTP: reqwest + rustls.
• Audio: rodio + stream-download.
• Keymap config: crokey + TOML.
• State model: one AppState, events, and an update loop.

See ARCHITECTURE.md for more detail.