Intro
=====

Ever get your SO/ hot date/ that bartender that kinda looks like Ryan
Gosling back to your place and when you go to put on some sweet jams for
a long night of ~~awkward hip convulsions~~ sexy fun times only to have
the mood somewhat dampened by the time it takes to open up your browser,
find a playlist and then click play? Enter Get Lucky.

Get Lucky is a command line interface that uses Songza to quickly set
the mood.

Usage
=====

### Help Message

To view the help documentation you enter the command `gl` or the option
`-h` / `--help` after any command

### Getting Lucky

When it gets hot and heavy, whether you need some sound cover so your
roommate doesn't bust into your room concerned that you're torturing a
porpoise (sorry Dave) or just enjoy some background music run the
command: `gl lucky` This will play a random Songza playlist for getting
lucky.

You can also pick an option that best describes how you like to get
down.

```
-m, --makeout          
-s, --sexy                                       
-d, --seductive              
-a, --aggressive                                 
-x, --extreme
```

Example Calls: 
```
gl lucky -m
gl lucky --seductive
```

### Not Getting Lucky

Get Lucky is great for even when you're not rocking the cabash. You can
quickly play Songza playlists by activity, genre, or mood. These
commands take the following form where `< >` denotes an argument.

```
gl mood <mood>   
gl genre <genre>  
gl activity <activity>
```
The
arguments must be a valid Songza [mood](http://songza.com/discover/moods),
[activity](http://songza.com/discover/activity),[genre](http://songza.com/discover/genre). Also if the argument is more
than one word you must put it in quotes.

Example Calls
```
gl activity 'ballroom dancing
gl genre metal
```
