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WebUI

0.36

Amarok 2.0 Script

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jwchile

Downloads: 1411

Submitted: Oct 28 2009
Updated: Jul 19 2013

Description:

This project isn't being maintained anymore. However, there is a fork which is under active development: http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/Amarok+Apollo+WebUI?content=159671

Web interface for Amarok (2.x)

The current version is optimized for iPhone and at an early stage. Any sort of feedback/suggestion is appreciated!

After starting the script just open http://[ip-of-your-host-running-amarok]:8080/ in your iPhone Safari browser. If port 8080 is already in use change "PORT" in "$HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/amarok-webui/conf.js"). The default credentials are login=foo pw=bar67#. They can be changed in conf.js, too.

I tested the script with Amarok 2.2 on Debian unstable.

My current TODO list:
* Collection browsing.
* Manipulation of playlist [clear button is missing]
* Basic authentication (RFC2617) [digest auth?]
* Play/pause/stop/reload/vol up/down button images
* Make controls accessible from every view (modal dlg)
* Modify navigation in collection browsing for large collections (search dlg?)
* "Push" notifications (long polling?)
* Configuration UI

Changelog:

0.36 2010-1-11

    * Added config option to restrict access to a subnet.

    * Fixed order of tracks when adding/setting an album to/as a playlist.

0.35 2009-11-9

    * Moved controls from the current-track-view to a modal dlg

      which is accessible from _every_ view.

    * Icon for the springboard/home screen on the iPhone.

    * Smaller cover image in current-track-view.

    * Minor bugfixes.

0.3 2009-11-5

    * Improved collection browsing:

        Track list from an album

        All tracks from an artist

    * Playlist manipulation (accessible by collection browser)

        Add album/all tracks from an artist to current playlist

        Replace current playlist by album/all tracks from an artist

    * New control buttons (play, pause, stop, reload, vol up/down)

    * Code refactoring

0.2 2009-10-31

    * Added basic HTTP authentication

        Since this doesn't really offer security on untrusted connections

	digest authentication will probably be implemented soon.

        The credentials currently are: login=foo passwd=bar67#

        They can be changed in $HOME/.kde/share/apps/amarok/scripts/amarok-webui/conf.js

    * Added collection browsing

        Currently only the artists and their albums can be browsed.

        Adding/replacing albums or songs from the collection to/in the

        playlist will be added soon.

    * Fixed error in debug message

    * Code refactoring

0.1 2009-10-28

    * Initial Release

License: GPL

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Type error

by ManInTheSun on: Oct 29 2009

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amarok: SCRIPT "Amarok WebUI" : "TypeError: Type error"

When trying to connect to <ip>:<port> where WebUI is running.

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Re: Type error

by ManInTheSun on: Oct 29 2009

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Ok. I got it figured out:
Add .toString() to r[0] and r[1] in handlePendingRequests()'s debug.

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Re: Re: Type error

by jwchile on: Oct 30 2009

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jwchile

Thanks a lot for your feedback!

Hm, I'm not getting this error but I will upload a version with your suggested change since it fixes your problem.

Could you maybe tell me what version of Amarok and Qt you are using? And in the line you are referring to a string is concatenated with an QAbstractSocket (r[0]) and a string (r[1]):
Quote:
Amarok.debug("Pending: Handling request (left: "+this.requestQueue.length+"): "+r[0]+" "+r[1]);

Since the leftmost argument already is a string (literal) I expected all the other arguments to be converted to a string automatically (as described in 11.6 in the ECMA spec http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/drafts/tc39-2009-025.pdf). But I'm relatively new to ECMA/JavaScript, so I'm glad if you/anyone can give me a hint.

Cheers,
Johannes

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Re: Re: Re: Type error

by ManInTheSun on: Nov 2 2009

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You are very welcome, Johannes. I'm glad I been able to help with this one.

I have Amarok 2.2.0 and Qt 4.5.2.

You are right about converting following objects to String when leftmost is a literal. It should behave so in JavaScript but I have never done scripting with Qt stuff -- Maybe it's objects behave different and need a direct call. (What looks like a bug to me.)

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Thanks!

by patclay on: Oct 31 2009

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I have been looking for something like this for ages. Now I can use it to control my mostly headless mp3 player from the next room.

Just one thing which is probably obvious in retrospect, but this script relies on having apache installed on the amarok machine.

The web pages look great on my wifes machine running chrome, not so pretty on my nix machine running firefox. But it works!

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Re: Thanks!

by jwchile on: Oct 31 2009

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I'm glad you like it:)

Quote:
[...] this script relies on having apache installed on the amarok machine.

Actually this is not a requirement. The webpages are delivered by a simple HTTP-Server whithin in the script.

Quote:
The web pages look great on my wifes machine running chrome, not so pretty on my nix machine running firefox. But it works!

So far I optimized the web pages for my own needs, the iPhone browser. Since Safari (iPhone) and Chrome both rely on WebKit it's not surprising that they look better on Chrome than Firefox. Once I implemented the major functionality I'll think about adding a "theme" which suits most desktop browsers.

Cheers,
Johannes

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Re: Re: Thanks!

by patclay on: Nov 1 2009

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Hmm, I have it figured out now.

I messed some other stuff up, and had to reinstall Xubuntu, but that gave me the opportunity to figure out what I really needed to do to make it work:
Install the script
Restart Amarok
Go back into Amarok and turn the script on.

Simple!

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Great

by minatolf on: Oct 31 2009

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This thing rocks! It wasn't fair for amarok not to have a remote application like many other music players had one (or more). The only thing I would like to be improved is, if i's possible of course, to include the iphone music player icons to play, pause, go next, etc. instead of the ones that are beeing used right now. Besides that, it really works flawlesslly so I can't complain at all.

Thanks.

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Re: Great

by jwchile on: Nov 5 2009

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jwchile

Thanks for the feedback! In 0.3 I replaced the buttons as you suggested.

Johannes

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VERY good

by foolosophy on: Dec 21 2009

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I find this extremely useful.
Just one thing: am I stupid or there is no way to add just one track to the playlist? I sometimes don't want to add a whole album (in parties, for example).

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Re: VERY good

by jwchile on: Jan 11 2010

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Hi!

> VERY good
> I find this extremely useful.

Thanks!

> Just one thing: am I stupid or there is no way to
> add just one track to the playlist? I sometimes
> don't want to add a whole album (in parties, for
> example).

Yes, you are right. Currently there is now way to add one specific track. I thought it might be a little cumbersome populating a playlist track by track with this web interface. I'll think of adding it in the next release when I have time.

Cheers,
Johannes

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This is it....

by trisr on: Jan 18 2010

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This is the thing that I've been searching for. My pc is upstairs and to be able to control it from my phone is an absolute god send. All I wanted was play/pause, next, and volume. Anything else is just yummy icing on the cake.

I'm using a HTC magic running Android and it looks and runs fine.

Browsing the Collection is a bit slow and I'd be interested to see what it looks like when you get through your "TO DO" list. Still with 20000+ tracks I think I'll always put together a playlist on the pc rather that from the phone. Adding 1 song at a time as was suggested might be useful for the odd occasion when you want to show a friend a new song.

The ability to see and update ratings would be high on my list of features that I would love to see. I have really wanted to rate my collection but am not always at my computer when listening.

Again Thanks...

Tris

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Great Work

by nhnFreespirit on: Jan 19 2010

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Amarok
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This looks really nice, and Amarok has been lacking something like this.

One big issue that I have is that with the very latest Amarok from git master (what will become 2.2.3, I have not tested it with other versions) much of the info that is supposed to show just shows up as empty white boxes. For instance, when browsing the collection, artist and album names are fine, but all track names are missing, and in the "current track" view, everything except the album image is missing.

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Re: Great Work

by jwchile on: Jan 23 2010

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Hi Tris!

Thanks for the hint. Do you have any details regarding the 2.2.3 scripting API changes?

When I've some spare time I'll think of adding the rating feature.

Cheers,
Johannes

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Re: Re: Great Work

by nhnFreespirit on: Jan 25 2010

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Actually, it seems to be a browser specific issue.

It works in Chromium but not in firefox and, most importantly, on the N900 browser.

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Re: Re: Re: Great Work

by kubista on: Feb 5 2010

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I've experienced the same thing. Chrome works, Firefox doesn't. One more thing: is it possible to include (shoutcast)streams?

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WebUI

Amarok 2.0 Script

Type error

amarok: SCRIPT "Amarok WebUI" : "TypeError: Type error" When trying to connect to <ip>:<port> where WebUI is running.

Re: Type error

Ok. I got it figured out: Add .toString() to r[0] and r[1] in handlePendingRequests()'s debug.

Re: Re: Type error

Re: Re: Re: Type error

Thanks!

Re: Thanks!

Re: Re: Thanks!

Hmm, I have it figured out now. I messed some other stuff up, and had to reinstall Xubuntu, but that gave me the opportunity to figure out what I really needed to do to make it work: Install the script Restart Amarok Go back into Amarok and turn the script on. Simple!

Great

Re: Great

Thanks for the feedback! In 0.3 I replaced the buttons as you suggested. Johannes

VERY good

I find this extremely useful. Just one thing: am I stupid or there is no way to add just one track to the playlist? I sometimes don't want to add a whole album (in parties, for example).

Re: VERY good

This is it....

Great Work

Re: Great Work

Hi Tris! Thanks for the hint. Do you have any details regarding the 2.2.3 scripting API changes? When I've some spare time I'll think of adding the rating feature. Cheers, Johannes

Re: Re: Great Work

Actually, it seems to be a browser specific issue. It works in Chromium but not in firefox and, most importantly, on the N900 browser.

Re: Re: Re: Great Work

I've experienced the same thing. Chrome works, Firefox doesn't. One more thing: is it possible to include (shoutcast)streams?

amarok: SCRIPT "Amarok WebUI" : "TypeError: Type error"

When trying to connect to <ip>:<port> where WebUI is running.

Ok. I got it figured out:
Add .toString() to r[0] and r[1] in handlePendingRequests()'s debug.

Hmm, I have it figured out now.

I messed some other stuff up, and had to reinstall Xubuntu, but that gave me the opportunity to figure out what I really needed to do to make it work:
Install the script
Restart Amarok
Go back into Amarok and turn the script on.

Simple!

Thanks for the feedback! In 0.3 I replaced the buttons as you suggested.

Johannes

I find this extremely useful.
Just one thing: am I stupid or there is no way to add just one track to the playlist? I sometimes don't want to add a whole album (in parties, for example).

Hi Tris!

Thanks for the hint. Do you have any details regarding the 2.2.3 scripting API changes?

When I've some spare time I'll think of adding the rating feature.

Cheers,
Johannes

Actually, it seems to be a browser specific issue.

It works in Chromium but not in firefox and, most importantly, on the N900 browser.