tidal-searchlisted

# Tidal Search Search for artists, albums, or tracks on Tidal and display results as a formatted table. ## Commands ### search artist - **Usage**: `tidal-cli --json search --type artist --query "<query>"` - **Output**: `[{id, name}]` ### search album - **Usage**: `tidal-cli --json search --type album --query "<query>"` - **Output**: `[{id, name, artist, year}]` ### search track - **Usage**: `tidal-cli --json search --type track --query "<query>"` - **Output**: `[{id, name, artist}]` ## Instructions 1. Parse `$ARGUMENTS`: - First word: search type (`artist`, `album`, or `track`) - Remaining words: the search query - If no arguments or missing search type, show usage: `/tidal-search <artist|album|track> <query>` - If no query provided after the type, ask the user to provide a search term 2. Run the appropriate command based on search type: - **artist**: `tidal-cli --json search --type artist --query "<query>"` - **album**: `tidal-cli --json search --type album --query "<query>"` - **track**: `tidal-cli --json search --type track --query "<query>"` 3. Parse the JSON array output and format as a markdown table: - **artist**: columns `ID` and `Name` - **album**: columns `ID`, `Name`, `Artist`, and `Year` - **track**: columns `ID`, `Name`, and `Artist` 4. If the result array is empty, display: "No results found for `<type>: <query>`." ## Error Handling - If exit code is non-zero, read stderr: - `"Error: Not authenticated"` → "You need to