danielfm / smudge

Control the Spotify app from within Emacs.
https://asciinema.org/a/218654
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Actions don't take effect #62

Closed gerardet46 closed 9 months ago

gerardet46 commented 3 years ago

I have setup the spotify as the readme explains. Then I can access my playlists, search for songs and all seemed to work. However, the pause/play and change song doesn't take action in my device, so I can just read my playlist but not changing the songs or do actions to my spotify client. I'm missing something?

When I'm access http://localhost:8080/spotify-callback it says that the page doesn't exist, and the emacs is trying to connect continuously to api.spotify.com:443

jkdufair commented 3 years ago

Hi @GerrySoft - I just tested installing this on a fresh emacs on a fresh linux install. You may need to manually install the following packages:

I'm working with @danielfm to get this up on melpa where these dependencies will be handled for you. Additionally, there are some problems with Emacs' http request libraries. We're in the process of moving to using request.el

gerardet46 commented 3 years ago

Yeah I've installed those packages. It may be a http error from Emacs, as you say. Good luck with request.el and MELPA.

Also in my installation when I access the localhost:.. It says that the page doesn't exist. I am able to get info about my profile but I can't play a song or control the volume, for example

danielfm commented 9 months ago

I think this issue is stale, as the package is now on MELPA and lists all the required dependencies.