Destroyer

Open-Source Lossless Audio Player

Lossless playback (supports FLAC and ALAC - in addition to AAC, MP3, MP4)
Metadata editor
Modern UI with focus on album artwork
Open-Source and built with web technologies

Getting Started:

Download and open Destroyer.
Drop your music collection onto Destroyer.
Destroyer will recursively scan your collection and build library based on metadata.

Note: Destroyer is dependant on metadata — it can process Vorbis comments as well as ID3 (1.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4) tags. Please ensure your collection is properly formatted.

On Metadata:

Menu > Destroyer > Edit Metadata... or cmd-m

On import, Destroyer will analyze your collection for incomplete/missing metadata.
You can view/edit metadata in the metadata view cmd-m

Protip: While playing a track, toggling the metadata view will take you directly to the currently playing album.

On Artwork:

Destroyer works best when all the tracks for an album are in one flat directory.
Destroyer will look for a file named cover.jpg in the album's directory.
You can drag and drop new artwork in the metadata view.

On Search:

Type anywhere in the library view to filter your collection.
esc will clear your filter.

Deving and Building

Command	Purpose
`npm run clean`	Delete `/bundle`.
`npm run build`	Compile JS `/bundle`.
`npm run build:watch`	Build project and watch for changes.
`npm start`	Start Destroyer.
`npm run ffmpeg`	Download FFmpeg binaries (MacOS & Windows).
`npm run pack:osx`	Build for Mac.
`npm run pack:linux`	Build for Linux 64bit.

Using on linux

Destroyer use ffplay from FFmpeg and can be installed with your default package manager.

For Arch using: sudo pacman -S ffmpeg.
For Ubuntu/Debian using: sudo apt-get install ffmpeg.

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