Consult-based interface to EMMS, the Emacs MultiMedia System.

Unlike other packages, this package provides no keybindings, and none of these entry points take prefix arguments to alter their behaviour in relation to one another. This is intentional: users are meant to design their own workflows and wrapper commands over these entry points in a way that suits them. These four commands will probably cover most functionality most people will want, but exactly how you use it is up to you.

Add elements of the EMMS library (a track, an artist, an album, etc.) to the current playlist.

Configure the variable consult-emms-library-sources to alter which inputs are listed. The following sources are currently implemented:

• consult-emms--source-album
• consult-emms--source-track
• consult-emms--source-artist
• consult-emms--source-stream

Annotations for each element (e.g. track length, number of tracks in an album etc.) will be added in the future.

Jump to selected track in the current playlist.

An analogue of emms-metaplaylist-mode. Choose an EMMS playlist buffer from all the currently open ones. The chosen playlist is then presented in the minbuffer for you to select a track from, just like with consult-emms-current-playlist~. (In fact, selecting the current playlist from consult-emms-metaplaylist is functionally identical to running consult-emms-metaplaylist.)

Jump to any track in any playlist. Like consult-emms-current-playlist, but presents all currently open EMMS playlists, each as a separate source/category.

There will be a distinct package (though kept in the same repo) for embark integration. This should have things like:

• acting on a track, add the album or artist to which it belongs (or maybe present the it in a new completion session?)
• edit metadata
• view lyrics for a track

This will be especially useful with consult-emms-playlist.