Closed slawomirbiernacki closed 4 years ago
This project doesn't use librespot's api but has its own. I copied the configuration file from librespot tho to make it easier to upgrade librespot-core.
My Api is here:
if you want only the librespot-api without frontend than i recommend another project of mine. Its just a deb package which includes librespot-api: https://github.com/spocon/spocon
Ah I see, I missed that! Thanks for the response, for my use case I need event api, so I'll switch to spocon to use one provided with librespot-java
- I want to turn on my amplifier when I stream from my raspberry.
Thank you👍
Hello!
First of all thanks for this awesome project, this is exactly what I need for my home stereo. I can see that in the config file there's a section for API configuration. I assume this is for the API module provided in librespot-java/api which I want to use. However after starting the service I can see that the port isn't open and I cannot reach it. To make sure I do everything correctly I downloaded api jar from latest librespot-java release and ran it - I can see API is up.
Therefore my question is - do I need to do anything extra to access API when using this project? Or this project is not intended to have it on?
I looked into the
build.gradle
in your project and it has dependency onlibrespot-core
. My understanding is that API is available inlibrespot-api
which is built on top oflibrespot-core
. Is that why API isn't available? Would that be a hassle to change it? I appreciate I might be missing context here.