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1.crmne / spotifast

Spotify, native and fast. One lightweight Rust app for your whole library, local playback, and Spotify Connect on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

audio
cross-platform
desktop-app
egui
gui
librespot
+10 more

Rust MIT9.7K total572 forks

+4,193 stars

from 5,502 · score 8.34

2.sonorahq / sonora

A native, familiar music streaming client

gpui
music-player
spotify
streaming
youtube
applemusic
+3 more

Rust GPL-3.02.6K total225 forks

+862 stars

from 1,751 · score 6.76

3.Miaoyww / NonsPlayer

TranslatedMultiple music streaming services & High performance. A cross-platform, multi-source music player

music-player
plugin-system
react
rust
tauri

Rust GPL-3.0297 total14 forks

+300 stars

from 0 · score 5.71

4.Rigellute / spotify-tui

Spotify for the terminal written in Rust 🚀

spotify
spotify-api
spotify-tui
rust
terminal-based
terminal
+1 more

Rust MIT19K total584 forks

+80 stars

from 19,334 · score 4.39

5.Spotifyd / spotifyd

A spotify daemon

spotify
spotifyd
linux
daemon
rust

Rust GPL-3.011K total521 forks

+39 stars

from 10,783 · score 3.69

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