nfc-jukebox

ToDo

base

• read mappings
• execute command line stuff
• get nfc-reader input
• get keyboard input
• threading

proper

• logging
• get rid of dotenvy? - no, it's actually nice, to add environment variables from console
• get rid of crossterm?
• control spotify-player
  • volume
  • play tags
  • control
  • play random stuff
• nfc control
• keyboard input
• figure out deployment
  • setup tmux
  • figure out how to get keyboard input
• general control
  • restart spotify player
  • check network?
  • shut down?

spotify_player

Used here to play the music.

Adjust default configuration via ~/.config/spotify-player/app.toml, e.g. change default name, volume or autoplay.

Get spotify data:

spotify_player get key user-playlists > data/spotify_playlists.json
spotify_player get key user-saved-albums > spotify_albums.json
spotify_player get key user-followed-artists > spotify_artists.json

Setup

1. create the nfc_mappings.json and spotify_mappings.json file following the example template files
2. fill the nfc_mappings.json with your nfc-tag-ids a. if ACR122u is used, following or similar commands can be used to get the nfc-ids

sudo modprobe -r pn533_usb
while true; nfc-poll | grep NFCID1 | sed 's/\(.*:\s\)\(.*\)\s\s/\2/' | xclip -selection clipboard; end

3. fill the spotify_mappings.json with your desired album/artist/playlist and assign to the nfc-index
4. put the app on the respective device.

autostart

deprecated, use version below copy autostart to /etc:

sudo cp scripts/juke-the-box.desktop /etc/xdg/autostart/juke-the-box.desktop

start the pi in headless and start and attach tmux in the login shell (to capture keyboard input):

if tmux list-session | grep nfc-jukebox; then
    echo nfc-jukebox is running, not starting
else
    echo nfc-jukebox not available, starting
    ~/workspace/nfc-jukebox/scripts/tmux-setup.sh
fi