During work, it can be quiet in the lab. Since we had a leftover amplifier and some decent speakers, we thought to create a jukebox-like music player. It should work with internet radio stations, but also Spotify songs and playlists. This repository contains the frontend as an HTML + JavaScript application to control Modipy hosted on a Raspberry Pi, which is connected to the amplifier and speakers.
We will always make sure that the main branch is stable. But as this
jukebox is in use every day, it will be updated regularly. At some point
it will pivot to use WebSockets and the GUI will probably change quite
often.
First make sure to have Mopidy installed, together with its TuneIn (radio) and Spotify (Spotify, obviously) extensions.
Then clone this repository and run the HTML file from a browser. Easy does it!
Note: at some point we'll probably move to Mopidy's built-in server to be able to use ES6 Modules, and by extension Mopidy's built-in WebSockets and event system.
We assume default settings here, so Mopidy should run on localhost:6680.
Our Raspberry Pi's hostname and test sounds are blatantly hardcode in
js/add-test-sound.js. Please change that file to point to a test file
in your own setup.
Other than that, setup your Mopidy configuration as is required per their documentation, i.e. Spotify credentials.
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