01-24-2024, 09:33 PM
(01-24-2024, 09:02 PM)cogitech Wrote: [2024-01-24T20:44:48Z INFO librespot::player_event_handler] Running ["/var/local/www/commandw/spotevent.sh"] with environment variables {"TRACK_ID": "0RffFIV29Yb7vjGokb0e6q", "PLAYER_EVENT": "playing", "POSITION_MS": "0", "DURATION_MS": "256875"}
[2024-01-24T20:45:07Z INFO librespot::player_event_handler] Running ["/var/local/www/commandw/spotevent.sh"] with environment variables {"OLD_TRACK_ID": "0RffFIV29Yb7vjGokb0e6q", "TRACK_ID": "14f6jZAEm43fqsrrZpYVeT", "PLAYER_EVENT": "changed"}
[2024-01-24T20:45:11Z INFO librespot::player_event_handler] Running ["/var/local/www/commandw/spotevent.sh"] with environment variables {"DURATION_MS": "267360", "PLAYER_EVENT": "playing", "TRACK_ID": "14f6jZAEm43fqsrrZpYVeT", "POSITION_MS": "0"}
These messages cought my attention... I have no knowledge about librespot, but I see that a script is being called when the track changes, so that in that script we could add my commands to retrieve the relevant information.
Then what remains to do is find a way to pass the relevant metadata to moOde, IDK, by invoking some php... existing or to-be-created... maybe @Tim Curtis can share a word here.
Happy to see it works... as far as Spotify does not change the header of the pages it will continue to work for centuries to come...
Maybe there is a way to download only the html head with curl, and this will possibly speed up the thing a little bit.
