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Forked Shoukaku module with player.info option and session dump & recovery
This is a modified version used in our application infrastructure.
Shoukaku: https://github.com/shipgirlproject/Shoukaku
We added the "player.info" interface, which wasn't included in Shoukaku, and implemented session recovery from a dump stored in Redis or a Database.
Please, make sure that only the added changes and examples of their usage will be shown, so it's recommended to familiarize yourself with the original repository before starting to read.
export interface Track {
encoded: string;
info: TrackInfo;
};
export interface TrackInfo {
identifier: string;
isSeekable: boolean;
author: string;
duration: number;
isStream: boolean;
position: number;
title: string;
uri?: string;
sourceName?: string;
artworkUrl?: string;
isTrackUnavailable?: string;
isrc?: string;
};
Note that "isTrackUnavailable" won't be accessible, as it's used in our Lavalink fork to check if the track is regionally restricted or a preview.
So, now information will be available by calling:
shoukaku.players.get("id").track.info
You should listen to the "raw" event from Shoukaku and redirect it to your functions, as regular "player.on" will stop working after a restart and will need to be reassigned manually.
shoukaku.on("raw", (name: string, json: any) => {
// Forward to your functions like that
this.listeners[(json.op.type || json.op) as keyof PlayerListeners]?.(name, json)
});
"this.listeners" — the "PlayerListeners" assigned through the constructor. An example class is provided below.
export class PlayerListeners {
// constructor() {};
// The function name should match "json.op.type" or "json.op" such as "TrackStartEvent"
TrackStartEvent(name: string, data: TrackStartEvent) {
// Do whatever you want
};
};
import { PlayerUpdate } from "@moscowcity/shoukaku";
export class PlayerListeners {
// constructor() {};
playerUpdate(name: string, data: PlayerUpdate) {
// Updating data for the received guild
this.database.updateData("queue", { guild: data.guildId },
{ session: this.shoukaku.playersDump.get(data.guildId) }
);
};
};
Upon restart, we retrieve the data from the model and give it to Shoukaku.
// queue.session is a PlayerDump that we previously saved using this.shoukaku.playersDump.get(data.guildId).
const queue = (await this.app.database.getAllData("queue", undefined, false)).filter((queue: any) => queue.session);
// you need to modify this part of the code, since I'm updating each player separetely from playerUpdate event and need to create an array of all sessions.
const sessions = queue.map((queue: IQueue) => queue.session); // we need to get Array<PlayerDump> — u can save an array of all sessions using shoukaku.playersDump
// setup Shoukaku as usual, add the resume parameter and pass sessions.
this.shoukaku = new Shoukaku(new Connectors.Eris(this.app.client), this.app.config.values.music.nodes, {
moveOnDisconnect: true,
resume: true
}, PreviousSessions);
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Forked Shoukaku module with player.info option and session dump & recovery
We found that @moscowcity/shoukaku demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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