poddb_client 0.2.1 → 0.2.2

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  1. data/README.markdown +41 -40
  2. data/lib/interactive.vim +5 -5
  3. data/lib/poddb_client/version.rb +1 -1
  4. metadata +1 -1
data/README.markdown CHANGED
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  ## Why
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- I wanted a fast and easy way to search for and download podcasts in any Unix
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- environment, without resorting to a GUI application or web browser. I also
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- wanted to start crowdsourcing and publishing podcast download statistics to
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- make it easier to spot popular podcasts and podcast episodes. Finally, I wanted
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- a more streamlined way to search for NPR podcasts than through the NPR website
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- or iTunes. Poddb serves these three goals.
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+ I wanted a fast and lightweight way to search for and download podcasts in any
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+ Unix environment, without resorting to a GUI application or web browser. I
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+ also wanted to start crowdsourcing and publishing podcast download statistics
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+ to make it easier to spot popular podcasts and podcast episodes. Finally, I
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+ wanted a more streamlined way to search for NPR podcasts than through the NPR
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+ website or iTunes. Poddb serves these three goals.
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  ## Prerequisites
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  The `-a` command will also add the podcast to your favorites.
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- ## Favorite podcasts
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- When viewing a list of podcasts returned by `poddb -l`, you can add a podcast
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- to your favorites by putting the cursor over it and pressing `f`. Press `f`
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- again to remove the podcast from your favorite podcasts. Favorite podcasts
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- have a `@` sign in the left margin.
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- @ NPR Programs: Fresh Air from WHYY | 16 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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- NPR Programs: Talk of the Nation | 41 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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- @ NPR Programs: Tell Me More Podcast | 20 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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- NPR Programs: Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Podcast | 10 | 0 | Sep 10 2011 |
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- NPR Series: Alt.Latino Podcast | 21 | 0 | Sep 14 2011 |
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- NPR Series: From Scratch | 16 | 0 | Sep 14 2011 |
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- NPR Series: Talk of the Nation Opinion Page Podcast | 10 | 0 | Sep 05 2011 |
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- NPR Series: World Cafe: Next from WXPN Podcast | 10 | 0 | Sep 12 2011 |
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- NPR Topics: Business Story of the Day Podcast | 21 | 0 | Sep 16 2011 |
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- NPR Topics: Economy Podcast | 11 | 0 | Sep 13 2011 |
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- NPR Topics: Education Podcast | 12 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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- NPR Topics: Environment Podcast | 11 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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- @ NPR Topics: Food Podcast | 11 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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- Once you have a few favorite podcasts, you can list and navigate them with
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- the command
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- poddb -F
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- You can also aggregate all the most recent episodes from your favorite episodes by
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- launching Poddb with the command
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- poddb -f
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- Your favorite podcasts are stored in `~/.poddb/favorites` as a simple list of
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- podcast ids. The ids are internal to Poddb's PostgreSQL database.
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  ## Search for podcast episodes
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  addition to Vim's standard cursor commands:
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  * `l` or `ENTER` show episode detail
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- * `d` mark episode for download
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+ * `d` mark episode for download; works with Vim selection ranges too
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  * `D` start downloading episode immediately and play with `mplayer` or `PODDB_MEDIA_PLAYER`
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  * `p` show all episodes for this podcast
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  * `CTRL-j` show next episode
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+ ## Favorite podcasts
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+ When viewing a list of podcasts returned by `poddb -l`, you can add a podcast
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+ to your favorites by putting the cursor over it and pressing `f`. Press `f`
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+ again to remove the podcast from your favorite podcasts. Favorite podcasts
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+ have a `@` sign in the left margin.
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+ @ NPR Programs: Fresh Air from WHYY | 16 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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+ NPR Programs: Talk of the Nation | 41 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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+ @ NPR Programs: Tell Me More Podcast | 20 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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+ NPR Programs: Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! Podcast | 10 | 0 | Sep 10 2011 |
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+ NPR Series: Alt.Latino Podcast | 21 | 0 | Sep 14 2011 |
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+ NPR Series: From Scratch | 16 | 0 | Sep 14 2011 |
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+ NPR Series: Talk of the Nation Opinion Page Podcast | 10 | 0 | Sep 05 2011 |
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+ NPR Series: World Cafe: Next from WXPN Podcast | 10 | 0 | Sep 12 2011 |
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+ NPR Topics: Business Story of the Day Podcast | 21 | 0 | Sep 16 2011 |
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+ NPR Topics: Economy Podcast | 11 | 0 | Sep 13 2011 |
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+ NPR Topics: Education Podcast | 12 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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+ NPR Topics: Environment Podcast | 11 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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+ @ NPR Topics: Food Podcast | 11 | 0 | Sep 15 2011 |
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+ Once you have a few favorite podcasts, you can list and navigate them with
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+ poddb -F
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+ You can also aggregate all the most recent episodes from your favorite episodes by
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+ launching Poddb with the command
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+ poddb -f
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+ Your favorite podcasts are stored in `~/.poddb/favorites` as a simple list of
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+ podcast ids. The ids are internal to Poddb's PostgreSQL database.
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  ## Bug reports and feature requests
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  Please submit them here:
data/lib/interactive.vim CHANGED
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  noremap <buffer> d :call <SID>mark_for_download()<cr>
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  noremap <buffer> D :call <SID>download_and_play()<cr>
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  noremap <buffer> p :call <SID>show_podcast_items('')<cr>
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- noremap <buffer> <c-j> :call <SID>show_next_item(0)<CR>
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- noremap <buffer> <c-k> :call <SID>show_next_item(1)<CR>
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- noremap <buffer> f :call <SID>favorite_this_podcast()<CR>
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+ noremap <buffer> <c-j> :call <SID>show_next_item(0)<CR>
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+ noremap <buffer> <c-k> :call <SID>show_next_item(1)<CR>
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+ noremap <buffer> f :call <SID>favorite_this_podcast()<CR>
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+ noremap <buffer> <c-j> :call <SID>show_next_item(0)<CR>
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: poddb_client
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 0.2.1
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  prerelease:
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  platform: ruby
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  authors: