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segler-alex
Feature: Branch for 2.0-releasecandidate
Hi Alex, i've been working on a custom design for the frontend UI, was curious if you'd be interested in using it as an official 2.0 deployment to the UI. I've converted the site to Angular 7 and added a new UI.
Curious to get your thoughts, I'd love if I could get a 2.0-releasecandidate branch started so we can all contribute. It's got quite a bit of work in terms of functionality to catch up with the current site, but it's coming along quite quickly. Take a look?
Awesome, glad to hear you're excited about it! I did quite a bit of work on it on Friday, so it's at a pretty good point. Creating a station works, I was able to make a new one with it. I can host it live somewhere if that is easiest for you, or you can just pull it down from my fork and give it the ol' npm install; npm start. I'm excited for you to see it!
one thing i am missing are the links to the m3u, pls, xspf playlists. they are important for some people.
Thanks for the feedback, @segler-alex !
I've added voting and playlist downloads as requested. Good find!
Yes, I would love having the gui officially hosted! Let me know if there's anything else you'd like added or changed. Thanks!
The new UI also inherently corrects the following open issues:
#9 #17 #30 #40 #43 #82 #100 #126 #127 #134 #148
Seconding this. The version of angular that is used in this repo is out of date and required a rewrite like this in order to be upgraded.
Regarding #40, my new frontend also now pulls in ICY song metadata (Icecast and Shoutcast) if the stream supports it (majority do).
All metadata is pulled in once per station search, and updated every 10 seconds on the stream you're playing.
Proudly temporarily hosting the site on my Raspberry Pi for everyone to enjoy :) http://173.17.33.25:4200
The site has been moved onto GitHub pages and officially hosted as https://radio-browser.live