Using gooseneck

Catalogs

The main catalog is curated. Add your own next to it, or follow someone else's, and they merge everywhere.

#The main catalog

artists.json lists about 1,650 artists, each with a YouTube Music channel, a picture and tags. A GitHub Action refreshes it daily. gooseneck downloads it on first run; refresh it with:

goose catalog update
goose tags                     # famous, chasidish, israeli, american, female, kids, dj, acapella
goose artists --tag chasidish

#Your own catalog

goose catalog new mine                              # create a personal catalog
goose catalog add-artist mine "Yaakov Shwekey"      # by name (YouTube Music search)
goose catalog add-artist mine https://music.youtube.com/channel/UC… --tag chasidish
goose catalog remove-artist mine shwekey

From an artist page in the TUI, ctrl+p → add-to-catalog does the same thing.

#Following someone else's

goose catalog add friends https://example.com/artists.json
goose catalog                    # list catalogs and counts
goose catalog rm friends         # stop using it (--delete also removes a personal file)

Followed catalogs are cached under ~/.config/gooseneck/catalogs/ and refreshed by goose catalog update. A broken one never blocks startup.

#How merging works

#Publishing yours

Catalog files use the same shape as the main one, so you can host mine.json anywhere and others can goose catalog add it.

{"count": 1, "artists": [
  {"id": "UC…", "name": "Yaakov Shwekey", "thumbnail": "https://…", "isChasid": false, "isFamous": true}
]}
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