Free npl (Now PLaying) Simple CLI last.fm Poller 1.0

[Smily]

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npl (Now PLaying) Simple CLI last.fm Poller - Command line tool for last.fm now playing data

npl - command line tool for last.fm now playing data

Now PLaying polls the currently playing track from last.fm and saves it as a text file along with an album art image.

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[Kabooom85]

Hi

Thanks for your Work

On Windows it shows "Neko.dll is missing" can you add this file?

Thanks

 

[Smily]

Hi

Thanks for your Work

On Windows it shows "Neko.dll is missing" can you add this file?

Thanks

Oh damn, I'll try to figure out a different way to package it then.

Meanwhile, you can try just putting the dll next to it - and since the NekoVM website seems to be broken - you can use the dll here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14681/neko.dll

Thanks for letting me know!

 

[jef]

Added neko.dll, now i need gc.dll :o

 

[Smily]

Hi

Thanks for your Work

On Windows it shows "Neko.dll is missing" can you add this file?

Thanks

Added neko.dll, now i need gc.dll :o

Okay, sorry guys for taking so long, but I've updated the 1.0 version with new builds which should hopefully work without dependencies! If you try it out, please let me know if it worked or not, thanks! :)

Here's the page with binaries again: https://github.com/SmilyOrg/npl/releases/tag/v1.0

 

[NullBy7e]

Just browsed through your code on GitHub and it looks great man!

Not sure what haxe is or what a .hx file is but it looks clean, neat and is well documented.
Also love the fact that there are different binaries for each system.

 

[Smily]

Just browsed through your code on GitHub and it looks great man!

Not sure what haxe is or what a .hx file is but it looks clean, neat and is well documented.
Also love the fact that there are different binaries for each system.

Thanks! Haxe is a neat cross-compilable language: http://haxe.org/