Configure spotify

.config/spotify-tui/config.yml

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+# Sample config file
+
+# The theme colours can be an rgb string of the form "255, 255, 255" or a string that references the colours from your terminal theme: Reset, Black, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue, Magenta, Cyan, Gray, DarkGray, LightRed, LightGreen, LightYellow, LightBlue, LightMagenta, LightCyan, White.
+theme:
+  active: Cyan # current playing song in list
+  banner: LightCyan # the "spotify-tui" banner on launch
+  error_border: Red # error dialog border
+  error_text: LightRed # error message text (e.g. "Spotify API reported error 404")
+  hint: Yellow # hint text in errors
+  hovered: Magenta # hovered pane border
+  inactive: Gray # borders of inactive panes
+  playbar_background: Black # background of progress bar
+  playbar_progress: LightCyan # filled-in part of the progress bar
+  playbar_progress_text: Cyan # song length and time played/left indicator in the progress bar
+  playbar_text: White # artist name in player pane
+  selected: LightCyan # a) selected pane border, b) hovered item in list, & c) track title in player
+  text: "255, 255, 255" # text in panes
+  header: White # header text in panes (e.g. 'Title', 'Artist', etc.)
+
+behavior:
+  seek_milliseconds: 5000
+  volume_increment: 10
+  # The lower the number the higher the "frames per second". You can decrease this number so that the audio visualisation is smoother but this can be expensive!
+  tick_rate_milliseconds: 250
+  # Enable text emphasis (typically italic/bold text styling). Disabling this might be important if the terminal config is otherwise restricted and rendering text escapes interferes with the UI.
+  enable_text_emphasis: true
+  # Controls whether to show a loading indicator in the top right of the UI whenever communicating with Spotify API
+  show_loading_indicator: true
+  # Disables the responsive layout that makes the search bar smaller on bigger
+  # screens and enforces a wide search bar
+  enforce_wide_search_bar: false
+  # Determines the text icon to display next to "liked" Spotify items, such as
+  # liked songs and albums, or followed artists. Can be any length string.
+  # These icons require a patched nerd font.
+  liked_icon: ♥
+  shuffle_icon: 🔀
+  repeat_track_icon: 🔂
+  repeat_context_icon: 🔁
+  playing_icon: ▶
+  paused_icon: ⏸
+
+keybindings:
+  # Key stroke can be used if it only uses two keys:
+  # ctrl-q works,
+  # ctrl-alt-q doesn't.
+  back: "ctrl-q"
+
+  jump_to_album: "a"
+
+  # Shift modifiers use a capital letter (also applies with other modifier keys
+  # like ctrl-A)
+  jump_to_artist_album: "A"
+
+  manage_devices: "d"
+  decrease_volume: "-"
+  increase_volume: "+"
+  toggle_playback: " "
+  seek_backwards: "<"
+  seek_forwards: ">"
+  next_track: "n"
+  previous_track: "p"
+  copy_song_url: "c"
+  copy_album_url: "C"
+  help: "?"
+  shuffle: "ctrl-s"
+  repeat: "r"
+  search: "/"
+  audio_analysis: "v"
+  jump_to_context: "o"
+  basic_view: "B"
+  add_item_to_queue: "z"

.config/spotifyd/spotifyd.conf

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+[global]
+# Your Spotify account name.
+username = "stofflees@gmail.com"
+
+# Your Spotify account password.
+#password = "password"
+
+# A command that gets executed and can be used to
+# retrieve your password.
+# The command should return the password on stdout.
+#
+# This is an alternative to the `password` field. Both
+# can't be used simultaneously.
+#password_cmd = "command_that_writes_password_to_stdout"
+
+# If set to true, `spotifyd` tries to look up your
+# password in the system's password storage.
+#
+# This is an alternative to the `password` field. Both
+# can't be used simultaneously.
+use_keyring = true
+
+#
+# If set to true, `spotifyd` tries to bind to the session dbus
+# and expose MPRIS controls. When running headless, without a dbus session,
+# then set this to false to avoid binding errors
+#
+use_mpris = true
+
+# The audio backend used to play the your music. To get
+# a list of possible backends, run `spotifyd --help`.
+backend = "pulseaudio"
+
+# The alsa audio device to stream audio to. To get a
+# list of valid devices, run `aplay -L`,
+#device = "alsa_audio_device"  # omit for macOS
+
+# The alsa control device. By default this is the same
+# name as the `device` field.
+#control = "alsa_audio_device"  # omit for macOS
+
+# The alsa mixer used by `spotifyd`.
+#mixer = "PCM"
+
+# The volume controller. Each one behaves different to
+# volume increases. For possible values, run
+# `spotifyd --help`.
+volume_controller = "alsa"  # use softvol for macOS
+
+# A command that gets executed in your shell after each song changes.
+#on_song_change_hook = "command_to_run_on_playback_events"
+
+# The name that gets displayed under the connect tab on
+# official clients. Spaces are not allowed!
+device_name = "Station"
+
+# The audio bitrate. 96, 160 or 320 kbit/s
+bitrate = 160
+
+# The directory used to cache audio data. This setting can save
+# a lot of bandwidth when activated, as it will avoid re-downloading
+# audio files when replaying them.
+#
+# Note: The file path does not get expanded. Environment variables and
+# shell placeholders like $HOME or ~ don't work!
+cache_path = "/home/chris/.cache/spotifyd"
+
+# If set to true, audio data does NOT get cached.
+#no_audio_cache = true
+
+# Volume on startup between 0 and 100
+# NOTE: This variable's type will change in v0.4, to a number (instead of string)
+initial_volume = "90"
+
+# If set to true, enables volume normalisation between songs.
+volume_normalisation = true
+
+# The normalisation pregain that is applied for each song.
+normalisation_pregain = -10
+
+# The port `spotifyd` uses to announce its service over the network.
+#zeroconf_port = 1234
+
+# The proxy `spotifyd` will use to connect to spotify.
+#proxy = "http://proxy.example.org:8080"
+
+# The displayed device type in Spotify clients.
+# Can be unknown, computer, tablet, smartphone, speaker, t_v,
+# a_v_r (Audio/Video Receiver), s_t_b (Set-Top Box), and audio_dongle.
+device_type = "speaker"
+