This application assumes it runs on Linux using Alsa.
python3, python-flask, python-requests, mpv, youtube-dl, alsa-utils, python3-pip have to be installed.
Also from pip, get pyalsaaudio, youtube_dl, passlib, flask-WTF and flask-table.
- Clone the repo
- Move config.py.example to config.py and edit it 😎
- To add a favicon, place it in the
jukebox/staticfolder - Install requirements using
pip install -r requirements.txt
$ git clone https://github.com/matthias4217/jukebox-ultra-nrv.git
$ cd jukebox-ultra-nrv
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ cp config.py.example config.py
$ <edit config.py>
$ <optionally add a favicon.ico>
$ python3 run.py$ python3 run.pyor with a systemd service jukebox (currently very buggy)
$ systemctl start jukebox.serviceThe current use of this application is only among a "friendly" and local network.
As such, we haven't yet focused much on security.
The passwords are stored using pbkdf2_sha256 from library passlib.
If you are using a systemctl service.
Check if the service is properly running :
$ sudo systemctl status jukebox
Check the logs :
$ sudo journalctl -u jukebox.service
Check if youtube-dl is working and up to date
youtube-dl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xKWiCMKKJg
If not, update it : sudo youtube-dl -U
Tracks may be marked as obsolete. These won't be displayed in the suggestions column. Tracks become outdated if the source is youtube, and youtube-dl returns an "Error: Track not found.". This means that the track doesn't exist on Youtube (it may have been removed, or is unavailable for any reason). An obsolete track may become non-obsolete again if you refresh its metadata and Youtube doesn't return the previous error. To do this, you can simply search the track in the search engine.
For the logs, please use app.logger.info, app.logger.warning or app.logger.error.
This project uses Fontawesome icons, which underare Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license. The complete license can be found here.