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Alice is a web-based music manager (or basically a music player) that will make it easier to find and enjoy your music. Currently in the early stages of development.

Although it's quite usable, it's not quite ready for use yet. I'm working on getting done with some dev setup instructions. So, check back soon!

Assuming you won't look at those broken buttons twice, here are some screenshots of the current state of the app:

This pages allows you to navigate through your music folders the same way you would on your computer. It doesn't show the directories without playable files. At this point, only FLAC and MP3 files are supported. (For experimenting purposes only, other formats will be added before the stable release)

This page shows the album details including tracks, album artist, featured artists and Last FM album bio. The UI may look a bit rough but it will do for now.

This page lists all the playlists you have created. More features will be added to this page in the future. These "might" include Folders, Search, etc.

This page shows the details of the playlist. It includes the playlist name, description, and the songs in the playlist. You can update your playlist details from this page.

The app features two sidebars. The one on the left and one on the right. The left sidebar is the classic navigation bar while the right sidebar acts as a quick access menu. The queue and the global search components are fixed here. Although they might switch to other locations in the future, the current position will work for now.

Here are some other functional features already implemented:

• Track context menu
• Global search (😅 buggy as fuck)
• Basic playback controls
• Queue saving on browser or page reload.

There may be a few more, but I can't remember them at the moment.

I'm working on this section. I'll be adding instructions soon. Please check back later!

The app runs on Python, Vue, Flask, and MongoDB. If you want to contribute, please open an issue or pull request. Your contribution is highly valued.