A .NET Spotify Server.
Very early stages at the moment.
The goal is to create a windows-based spotify instance that can be controlled over the web via http calls.
Rename App.example.config to App.config and replace spotify username, password and key location with your own account details.
In order to open the appropriate port, Spotbox will need to be run as adminstrator.
(Nuget packages should be restored automatically when the solution is built)
Rough documentation
Used for controlling the playing music
POST /play - Starts the current track playing. Returns a 404 if no track is set.
POST /pause - Pauses the current track.
POST /next - Skips to the next track in the current playlist. Playback state will be the same on the new track (paused if previous track was paused)
POST /prev - Skips to the previous track in the current playlist.
Used for getting the current track which is playing
GET /playing - Returns a JSON representation of the current track.
GET /playing/cover.jpeg - Returns a jpeg of the current track's album cover.
Used for getting, adding to, and changing the current playlist
GET /playlist - Returns a JSON representation of the current playlist
POST /playlist - Accepts JSON in the form {"Value" : "track query string"} searches for a track and adds it to the end of the current playlist
PUT /playlist - Accepts JSON in the form {"Value" : "Playlist Name"} searches for a playlist with a matching name and replaces the current playlist with it (setting the position to 0)
Used for getting a list of available playlists
GET /playlists - Returns a JSON representation of all the available playlists
For a bit of fun, you can get Spotbox to talk
POST /speak - Accepts JSON in the form {"Value" : "Text to read out"} and pauses the audio, reads the text and restarts the audio
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