MP3 Player

bachoo786

@sdetweil so I made a mistake, i wanted my code to look for the mp3 files automatically in the folders within the music directory.

currently I am getting an error in the developer console:

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ',' (at MMM-MP3Player.js:184:2)

its the “,” at the end of

return wrapper

I am trying to have one ‘music’ folder with subfolders for each artist containing their songs. This way, the module would display artists on the frontend, and clicking an artist’s name would show the songs in their folder, and click on the song would then play the mp3 file.

feel like giving up really even though I think I am close

sdetweil

@bachoo786 what did you change?

this is a missing } probably

sdetweil

@bachoo786 well, coding is a challenge sometimes

you changed the data coming back from the node helper

the code is looking for songs
but its a nested struct in musicData

so, fix the first thing (the socketNotificationReceived)
and then the code crashes later cause you are expecting the data in songs…

computers do things fast… they don’t know WHY they are doing it, so can’t ‘fix’ themselves

bachoo786

@bachoo786

I changed from this:

if (MP3.config.musicData) {
        const musicList = MP3.createElement("ul", "musicList", "musicList");

        MP3.config.musicData.forEach(folderData => {
            // Folder item
            const folderItem = MP3.createElement("li", "folderItem", `folderItem-${folderData.folderName}`);
            folderItem.innerHTML = `
                <span class="folderName">${folderData.folderName}</span>
                <i class="fa fa-chevron-down"></i> 
            `; 

            // Songs list within the folder
            const songsList = MP3.createElement("ul", "songsList", `songsList-${folderData.folderName}`);
            songsList.style.display = 'none'; // Initially hide the songs list

            folderData.songs.forEach(song => {
                const songItem = MP3.createElement("li", "songItem", `songItem-${song}`);
                songItem.innerHTML = song.substr(0, song.length - 4); 
                songsList.appendChild(songItem);
            });

            // Click event listeners
            folderItem.addEventListener('click', () => {
                songsList.style.display = songsList.style.display === 'none' ? 'block' : 'none'; // Toggle display
                folderItem.querySelector('.fa').classList.toggle('fa-chevron-down');
                folderItem.querySelector('.fa').classList.toggle('fa-chevron-up');
            });

            songsList.addEventListener('click', (event) => {
                const clickedSongItem = event.target;
                if (clickedSongItem.classList.contains('songItem')) {
                    const songName = clickedSongItem.innerText;
                    const folderName = folderData.folderName;
                    MP3.playSong(folderName, songName);
                }
            });

            folderItem.appendChild(songsList);
            musicList.appendChild(folderItem);
        });

to this:

if (MP3.config.musicData) {
   const fs = require('fs');
   const path = require('path');

   const musicFolder = path.resolve(MP3.config.musicData.musicPath);
   const supportedExtensions = this.defaults.extensions; // Use module's default extensions

   fs.readdir(musicFolder, (err, files) => {
    if (err) {
     console.error("Error reading music directory:", err);
     // Handle the error - display message to user, etc. 
    } else {
     const musicFiles = files.filter(file => supportedExtensions.includes(path.extname(file).toLowerCase()));

     if (musicFiles.length > 0) {
      const musicList = MP3.createElement("ul", "musicList");

      musicFiles.forEach(musicFile => {
       const songItem = MP3.createElement('li', 'songItem');
       songItem.innerHTML = musicFile.substr(0, musicFile.length - 4); 
       songItem.addEventListener('click', () => {
        MP3.playSong(musicFile); // Assuming you want to play the song directly
       });
       musicList.appendChild(songItem);
      });

sdetweil

@bachoo786 you could say, I have updated the repo, git pull to get the changes…

you need to
git add,
git commit -m and
git push
to update the repo

sdetweil

@bachoo786 said in MP3 Player:

fs.readdir(musicFolder, (err, files) => {

the modulename.js that runs in the browser cannot read files directly, due to security restrictions ( any script could read ALL your files without you knowing)

this is why the node_helper exists…

bachoo786

@sdetweil said in MP3 Player:

@bachoo786 said in MP3 Player:

fs.readdir(musicFolder, (err, files) => {

the modulename.js that runs in the browser cannot read files directly, due to security restrictions ( any script could read ALL your files without you knowing)

this is why the node_helper exists…

so whats the alternative? I had this MMM-QuranPlayer module that was able to read mp3 files from the folders in the “public” directory which was located in the root folder of the module.

sdetweil

@bachoo786 I’m pretty sure the module used a node_helper

now if you make it a url, then you can fetch it thru the browser… but the server side is actually reading the file

but you could make it a file url

file:///server/path to file

in MagicMirror the server home folder is the MagicMirror folder