README
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subfs
Experimental FUSE filesystem for the Subsonic media server, written in Go. MIT Licensed.
It should be noted that both subfs and its companion library, gosubsonic, are highly experimental. These components are in need of much more testing, but I am happy with my progress thus far.
Installation
subfs can be built using Go 1.1+. It can be downloaded, built, and installed, simply by running:
$ go get github.com/mdlayher/subfs
Usage
To use subfs, simply run the binary and enter the appropriate command line flags to choose a host, username, password, mount point, and cache size.
$ subfs -host="demo.subsonic.org" -user="guest1" -password="guest" -mount="/tmp/subfs" -cache=1024
subfs will connect to your Subsonic media server, and cache up to -cache megabytes of data to your local
machine. The cached data will be cleared from your system's temp directory upon subfs unmount.
Documentation
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Overview ¶
Command subfs provides an experimental FUSE filesystem for the Subsonic media server, written in Go.
Installation ¶
subfs can be built using Go 1.1+. It can be downloaded, built, and installed, simply by running:
$ go get github.com/mdlayher/subfs
It should be noted that both subfs and its companion library, gosubsonic, are highly experimental. These components are in need of much more testing, but I am happy with my progress thus far.
Usage ¶
To use subfs, simply run the binary and enter the appropriate command line flags to choose a host, username, password, mount point, and cache size.
$ ./subfs -host="demo.subsonic.org" -user="guest1" -password="guest" -mount="/tmp/subfs" -cache=1024
subfs will connect to your Subsonic media server, and cache up to `-cache` megabytes of data to your local machine. The cached data will be cleared from your system's temp directory upon subfs unmount.
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