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If you actually package it with aur you can just install it simply by typing paru -S tplay and it will be available on their system and also packaging in the aur doesn't have many hoops it is relatively easy but packaging for the pacman requires going through hoops like if you want it in the main repos of arch like in core or extras it will take a long review process by the maintainers of the project like they will check whether the package is popular, used by a large number of people , is it actively being developed,etc,etc so I would rather first package it for the aur and also if you want to learn how to package it yourself for the aur you can check this video here and here and also here are some examples on how I package it for my own arch based distro found in my pkgbuild repo, you can go through each subdirectory here and check out the pkgbuild found there.
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tplay
A terminal ASCII media player. View images, gifs, videos, webcam, YouTube, etc.. directly in the terminal as ASCII art.
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