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vicrodh 8a094ef467 Initial project setup

- Tauri 2.0 + Svelte + TypeScript scaffolding
- Qobuz API client implementation (Rust)
  - Bundle token extraction
  - User authentication
  - Request signing (MD5 signatures)
  - Search/browse endpoints
  - Stream URL retrieval with quality fallback
- Tauri commands for frontend IPC
- Module stubs for player, queue, config

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QBZ-NIX

Native Qobuz client for Linux with Hi-Fi audio support.

Why?

Browser-based players (Chromium, Firefox) have a hardcoded sample rate cap (~48kHz). Qobuz offers up to 192kHz Hi-Res content. QBZ-NIX bypasses this limitation with native audio playback.

Features

Core

Native audio playback (no browser limitations)
Search, browse albums, artists, tracks
Playback queue management
Quality selection with automatic fallback

Audio

Support for all Qobuz quality tiers (MP3, CD, Hi-Res, Ultra Hi-Res)
Sample rate / bit depth display
DAC passthrough mode for bit-perfect playback
Multiple audio backends (PipeWire, ALSA, PulseAudio)

Planned

Playlist management (local + Qobuz sync)
Favorites synchronization
Equalizer
Last.fm integration
Lyrics display

Tech Stack

Backend: Rust + Tauri
Frontend: Svelte + TypeScript
Audio: cpal/rodio with ALSA direct support

Development

Prerequisites

Rust (latest stable)
Node.js 18+
Linux with audio support (PipeWire or PulseAudio)

Setup

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run in development mode
npm run tauri dev

# Build for production
npm run tauri build

Project Structure

qbz-nix/
├── src/                  # Frontend (Svelte)
├── src-tauri/
│   └── src/
│       ├── api/          # Qobuz API client
│       ├── player/       # Audio playback
│       ├── queue/        # Queue management
│       ├── config/       # Settings persistence
│       └── commands/     # Tauri IPC commands
└── static/               # Static assets

License

MIT

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