Spodcast is a caching Spotify podcast to RSS proxy. Using Spodcast you can follow Spotify-hosted netcasts/podcasts using any player which supports RSS, thus enabling the use of older hardware which is not compatible with the Spotify (web) app.
For the docker-compose.yml and corresponding images, it would be nice if the --prepare-feed flag could generate the HTML for the base application (i.e. without any podcasts downloaded yet).
With the current state of the docker-compose.yml file I am about to PR, if a user attempts to visit the application the first time they run the docker-compose.yml they will be met with a 404 error (because Spodcast has not run yet). By setting CRON_SCHEDULE to something like * * * * * a user can workaround that -- but it'd be nice as an end-user to know the application is actually running whether or not any podcasts have been downloaded yet.
For the
docker-compose.yml
and corresponding images, it would be nice if the--prepare-feed
flag could generate the HTML for the base application (i.e. without any podcasts downloaded yet).With the current state of the
docker-compose.yml
file I am about to PR, if a user attempts to visit the application the first time they run thedocker-compose.yml
they will be met with a 404 error (because Spodcast has not run yet). By settingCRON_SCHEDULE
to something like* * * * *
a user can workaround that -- but it'd be nice as an end-user to know the application is actually running whether or not any podcasts have been downloaded yet.