Music-Player

Music Player Application

Overview

This JavaFX-based music player allows you to create and manage playlists, search and sort songs, and navigate through them using a custom iterator. It also features a graphical user interface (GUI) for easy interaction.

Features

Play/Pause/Stop: Basic controls to manage playback.
Next Song: Skip to the next song in the playlist.
Sort by Criteria: Sort songs by title, artist, or other metadata.
Search: Filter songs based on keywords.
Load and Save Playlists: Easily manage your playlists with M3U files.
Graphical User Interface: User-friendly GUI for easy interaction.

How to Use

Create a Playlist: Initialize a playlist and add your favorite audio files.
- Create an M3U playlist file and add paths to your audio files line by line.
Search and Sort: Utilize the search feature to filter songs and sort them based on your preferred criteria.
Navigate: Use the custom iterator to navigate through your playlist seamlessly.
Load and Save: Load existing playlists from M3U files or save your current playlist to an M3U file for later use.
Use the GUI: Launch the GUI to interact with the music player visually.

Prerequisites

Java Development Kit (JDK) 8 or higher
JavaFX SDK

Running the Application

Create an M3U Playlist:
- Create a text file with the .m3u extension.
- Add the paths to your audio files, one per line. For example:
```
audiofiles/Rock 812.mp3
audiofiles/Motiv 5. Symphonie von Beethoven.ogg
audiofiles/Eisbach Deep Snow.ogg
```
  Launch the Application:
Compile and run the Player.java file.
A GUI will pop up with the audio files loaded from your playlist.

Example Preview

The Music Player

Setup

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/abdzees/music-player.git

Open the project in your preferred Java IDE.
Add your audio files to the project directory.
Run the PlayList class to start the application.

Running the GUI

Compile and run the GUI main class (Player.java).
Use the interface to navigate your playlist from your device.

License

This project is licensed under the General Public License License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

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