10-31-2022, 03:20 PM
swinokurThis would be a more "build it yourself" version - but, maybe:
- install gpodder (https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder)
it has a command line client, but someone else has started a web interface:
- https://github.com/nmaggioni/DashPodder
I've not played with the webUI (i use gpodder to archive podcasts on Windows), but looking at the source code it appears to have the ability to start playback (but no reference to mpc/mpd). Maybe adding MPD support to the webUI is all that might be needed for a minimal implementation?
Interesting. I'm wondering whether the best approach would be to see if gpodder can complile without gtk dependencies, use gpo for aggregation only and just have moode scan and present the download folder to the system in the usual fashion. It would require a "podcast directory" view from the library. This does of course beg the question as to whether there are better non-gui aggregators out there. Super busy work wise but I'll have a look.
- install gpodder (https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder)
it has a command line client, but someone else has started a web interface:
- https://github.com/nmaggioni/DashPodder
I've not played with the webUI (i use gpodder to archive podcasts on Windows), but looking at the source code it appears to have the ability to start playback (but no reference to mpc/mpd). Maybe adding MPD support to the webUI is all that might be needed for a minimal implementation?
Interesting. I'm wondering whether the best approach would be to see if gpodder can complile without gtk dependencies, use gpo for aggregation only and just have moode scan and present the download folder to the system in the usual fashion. It would require a "podcast directory" view from the library. This does of course beg the question as to whether there are better non-gui aggregators out there. Super busy work wise but I'll have a look.
