I think you can turn it into that if you use Emacs as Daemon [1]. Then you would be able to call vuiet from the command line as this, for example
> emacsclient -e '(vuiet-play-artist "queen")'
You can then turn it into a full CLI tool for interacting with vuiet with some nice wrappers around the above command, and similar ones. I would be glad if someone gives it a try. I, for one, feel very comfortable inside Emacs.
Thanks for your nice words! I really appreciate it.
> emacsclient -e '(vuiet-play-artist "queen")'
You can then turn it into a full CLI tool for interacting with vuiet with some nice wrappers around the above command, and similar ones. I would be glad if someone gives it a try. I, for one, feel very comfortable inside Emacs.
Thanks for your nice words! I really appreciate it.
[1] https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsAsDaemon