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Add `librespot_options` option

Open DarkMatterMatt opened this issue 1 year ago • 4 comments

This PR adds support for adding arbitrary additional librespot options. It's completely opt-in and does not change any existing behaviour

Some users may wish to change librespot settings, and many won't have the time to fluff around cloning repos and adding options to suit their use case. This is a minimal effort way to enable advanced users to use any option in while using the addon.

See the librespot documentation for more information about other options


To test this option:

  1. Enable debug logging; we'll check that the settings are being correctly set by reading the logs
  2. Change the value in the config, e.g. --volume-ctrl fixed --normalisation-pregain -9
  3. Save changes & restart the addon
  4. View the logs, see sample output below
Sample output
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z INFO  librespot] librespot 0.4.2 UNKNOWN (Built on 2024-04-01, Build ID: YwHEteUz, Profile: release)
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] Command line argument(s):
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] 		bitrate "320"
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] 		name "Home Assistant"
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] 		disable-audio-cache
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] 		verbose
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] 		volume-ctrl "fixed"
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z TRACE librespot] 		normalisation-pregain "-9"
[2024-04-06T12:31:32Z DEBUG librespot_discovery::server] Zeroconf server listening on 0.0.0.0:43321

DarkMatterMatt avatar Apr 06 '24 12:04 DarkMatterMatt

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DarkMatterMatt avatar May 07 '24 23:05 DarkMatterMatt

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DarkMatterMatt avatar Jun 10 '24 23:06 DarkMatterMatt

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github-actions[bot] avatar Jul 12 '24 08:07 github-actions[bot]

Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a new configuration option, librespot_options, across several components of the HomeAssistant Spotify Connect integration. This feature enhances user control by allowing additional parameters for the librespot library, thereby improving customization and functionality. The changes span documentation, configuration files, script enhancements, and translations, all aimed at providing a richer user experience and better integration with Spotify services.

Changes

Files Change Summary
spotify/DOCS.md, spotify/config.yaml Added librespot_options: a new configuration option for specifying additional librespot parameters.
spotify/rootfs/etc/services.d/spotifyd/run Introduced librespot_options variable for command-line options, enhancing daemon configurability.
spotify/translations/en.yaml Added new entry for librespot_options with name and description for better user guidance.

Poem

🐰 In the garden of code, with hops and leaps,
New options bloom where the Spotify peeps.
A sprinkle of librespot, a dash of delight,
Now HomeAssistant sings through the night!
With every new config, our joy's on display,
Hopping high with tunes, let's dance and play! 🎶


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