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spotify-remote

Control spotify from your browser

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spotify-remote — Control Spotify from the browser

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Synopsis

spotify-remote allows you to control Spotify from a browser. Currently it works by talking to Spotify via its AppleScript interface, so only OS X is supported at the moment.

Aim

spotify-remote tries to be as mobile-friendly and battery-friendly as possible, on the client as well as on the server.

Installation

  • Install Node.js

  • Install spotify-remote in a shell:

    $ npm install -g spotify-remote
    

Update

$ npm install -g spotify-remote

Starting and using spotify-remote

  • Make sure Spotify is running.

  • Start the spotify-remote server in a shell:

    $ spotify-remote
    
  • Open http://localhost:3333 in your browser

If you need a different port, just use the PORT environment variable:

$ PORT=1337 spotify-remote

Credits

Todo

This thing is work in progress and the result of a hack day. It's working relatively well, but of course there's a lot to do. Things that come to mind are:

  • Linux support (Spotify is supposed to have a DBUS-Interface)
  • Windows support (if anyone is up to it)
  • Give this thing a nice design
  • Make it even more battery friendly
  • Test & fix on Android devices
  • Search for Tracks
  • Play arbitrary tracks
  • Playlist support (as in: see the current track in the playlist)

Contributing

Pull requests are very welcome, hack away and contribute! There is a tiny test suite which you can run with:

$ npm test

If you need any help, don't hesitate to ask!

License

MIT, see LICENSE

Keywords

spotify

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Package last updated on 04 Feb 2013

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