No-frills, web-based remote controll for pianobar.
To be able to control (skip/volume/select-station) from web/phone while away from the machine playing music. Or maybe pianobar is running on a headless machine like a raspberry pi.
To run:
- pianobar already installed, as this will call
pianobarunder the hood.
To build from source:
Run pianobar-rc and it will play music via pianobar, and then you can visit http://127.0.0.1:7890 or the device's IP at :7890 to open the remote control.
$ ./pianobar-rc -h
Usage of ./pianobar-rc:
-delay uint
Delay --delay seconds before starting pianobar (default 0). Allows time for networking to start on boot if auto-running.
-hardban
If set, the 'ban' button does a perm ban instead of 1 month. (issues ban instead of tired command).
-http string
Listen address for serving web remote control. (default "0.0.0.0:7890")
-m uint
Max number of stations/how high next-channel goes before wraps back to 0. (default 10)
-p string
Password
-paused
Start paused. Useful if auto-starting this program on boot but don't want to play until first use.
-s uint
Default station number on start.
-u string
Username
Minimum with defaults:
$ ./pianobar-rc -u [email protected] -p Password123
2022/01/21 19:45:51 Listening on http://0.0.0.0:7890, playing station: 0 of 10. Hard-ban: false
But you'll want to at least specify the max number of channels you can cycle through and which to start at:
./pianobar-rc -u [email protected] -p Password123 -s 12 -m 40
2022/01/21 19:48:38 Listening on http://0.0.0.0:7890, playing station: 12 of 40. Hard-ban: false
go build -o pianobar-rc main.go
go fmt ./... && go vet ./... && go build -o pianobar-rc main.go
Initial release!
RELEASE=0.1
osArray=("linux" "darwin")
archArray=("386" "amd64" "arm" "arm64")
for i in ${!osArray[@]}; do
for j in ${!archArray[@]}; do
GOOS=${osArray[$i]} GOARCH=${archArray[$j]} go build -o pianobar-rc-${RELEASE}-${osArray[$i]}-${archArray[$j]} main.go
done
done