nextplz is a simple Go application for browsing and playing video files. It uses termbox-go, a terminal UI library, to provide a clear and simple to use interface. By providing recursive video listings, instant searching/filtering of files and folders, and keybindings for common operations, nextplz aims to provide an interface that is quick and easy to use.

Observe: At this time the application looks for the executable 'vlc' on the system path and uses that for a media player. If you want to use another media player, please look under Usage below.

arrow keys up&down:
ctrl+{yuio}:
	Move selection

Page up:
'~':
'§':
	Move up one directory level

Enter:
	Enter the currently selected directory

ctrl+n:
	Move to the "next" directory

ctrl+p:
	Move to the "previous" directory

ctrl+b:
	Play the currently selected media file

F3:
	Change directory (and/or drive on windows)

F4:
	Recursively list media files in current folder

Escape:
	Magic

For some reason VLC will not queue files while it has a video paused, so nextplz can toggle pause in VLC for you with the ctrl+space key combination. For this to work VLC must have been started from nextplz, or otherwise been configured so that it is listening for commands on TCP port 47246.

-args="": Arguments to be passed to the media player
-cw=50: Column width for directory listing.

-exe="": The name of the media player executable (must be on system path)
-extensions=".avi,.mkv,.mpg,.wmv": Comma separated list of file extensions that should be considered video files.

-filter-samples=true: If set to true, video files matching [.-]sample[.-] will be filtered out from recursive listings.
-filter-subs=true: If set to true, rar files matching [.-]subs[.-] will be filtered out from recursive listings.
-rar-folders=true: If set to true rar files will also be filtered by folder in recursive listings