Serenity is a very simple web-based media player, currently similar to a very light subsonic. It primary served as a playground for me to learn both Haskell and AngularJS, and is far from production quality, and in fact in it's current state contains a number of known missteps (especially in Angular).
First install GHC, Cabal and the dependencies above, then run cabal install from the source directory.
By default Serentiy will use ~/.Serenity as it's data directory. This can be changed by passing any other directory as the final argument to any commands.
Serenity --setup or -s Creates the database and the static html/js/css files in it's data directory
Serenity --import <dir> or -i <dir> Imports all MP3s found in the directory into the database.
When run without any agruments, Serentiy will start it's webserver accessible at http://localhost:3000