MMM-Spotify

Cr4z33

@Sean OK now a different issue.

I added the MMM-AssistantMk2 needed lines, but when I say ie. Michael Jackson on Spotify nothing happens…

Isn’t it supposed to play then straight on MagicMirror? :thinking_face:

A Former User

@Cr4z33
If you didn’t make a proper command about it (with transciptionHook or gAction - I recommend gAction because spotify would be a reserved feature of real Google Assistant but not supported on this SDK level.), you can’t.

Cr4z33

@Sean well I followed your instructions so… :grimacing_face:

gAction you say?
Ouch that’s all new to me and I guess it will take a while then… OK… :confounded_face:

Cr4z33

@Sean OK maybe it is my fault, but it was my understanding that this Spotify module can be also a stand-alone player?

For some reason a second try at Michael Jackson on Spotify made start the web player I was previously running on my computer…

Does this mean that if I have Raspotify (how to set it up then?) I can actually run everything from the Pi?

A Former User

@Cr4z33
This is not a standalone player. you need “RASPOTIFY” to play songs directly on MM.
There is some API about standalone player, but unfortunately, RPI doesn’t support that feature.
Your trial was not about this module on RPI. It was an original features of Google Assistant.

Cr4z33

@Sean I want them both. ;)
Voice commands to play Spotify songs STRAIGHT in MM.

Thanks for confirming I am going to have some Raspotify reading now.

ejay-ibm

@Cr4z33 if you don’t want to use gaction like me .
I’ll share my transcription hook and command i’m using with this module and others.
It works perfectly. with raspotify. raspotify is pretty easy to install and run.

transcriptionHook: {

        HIDE_ALL_MODULES: {
            pattern: "standby mode",
            command: "HIDEMODULES"
          },
          SHOW_ALL_MODULES: {
            pattern: "show modules",
            command: "SHOWMODULES"
          },
          SCREEN_ON: {
            pattern: "turn on screen",
            command: "SCREENON"
          },
          SCREEN_OFF: {
            pattern: "turn off screen",
            command: "SCREENOFF"
          },
          REBOOT: {
            pattern: "reboot the mirror",
            command: "REBOOT"
          },
          SHUTDOWN: {
            pattern: "extinction totale",
            command: "SHUTDOWN"
          },
          STOP_PLAY: {
            pattern: "stop the video", // this is for youtube but it is preferable to have youtubeAutoplay: false, when running spotify so you don't get interaction with youtube player. 
            command: "STOP_VID"
          },
         // STOP_PLAY2: {
         //   pattern: "arrête la musique",
         //   command: "STOP_VID"
         // },

	 SPOTIFY_PREVIOUS: {
        pattern: "previous song",
        command: "SPOTIFY_PREVIOUS"
        },
        SPOTIFY_PAUSE: {
        pattern : "stop the musique",
        command: "SPOTIFY_PAUSE"
        },
        SPOTIFY_PLAY: {
        pattern : "music please",
        command: "SPOTIFY_PLAY"
        },
        SPOTIFY_NEXT: {
        pattern: "next song",
        command: "SPOTIFY_NEXT"
        },
        SPOTIFY_VOLUME: {
        pattern: "set music volume to ([0-9]{1,2}[0]?|100)",
        command: "SPOTIFY_VOLUME"
        },
        SPOTIFY_SEARCH: {
        pattern: "play (.*) on Spotify",
        command: "SPOTIFY_SEARCH"
        },
	SPOTIFY_SEARCH_PLAYLIST: {
        pattern: "playlist (.*) on Spotify",
        command: "SPOTIFY_SEARCH_PLAYLIST"
        },
	SPOTIFY_MA_PLAYLIST: {
	pattern: "(.*) my playlist",   // (.*)  is an action  eg: play my playlist / run my playlist etc... 
	command: "SPOTIFY_MA_PLAYLIST"
	},
	SPOTIFY_TRANSFER: {
	pattern: "play the music on (.*)", // (.*)  is the name of your device
	command: "SPOTIFY_TRANSFER"
	},
          VOLUME_UP: {
            pattern: "volume up",
            command: "CMD_VOLUME_UP"
          },
          VOLUME_DOWN: {
            pattern: "volume down",
            command: "CMD_VOLUME_DOWN"
          },
          SET_VOLUME: {
            pattern: "set master volume to ([0-9]{1,2}[0]?|100)",
            command: "CMD_VOLUME_SET"
          }

        },
        command: {

          STOP_VID: {
            moduleExec: {
              module: ["MMM-AssistantMk2"],
              exec: (module, params, key) => {
                module.assistant.subdom.youtube.innerHTML = ""; 
                module.assistant.subdom.youtube.style.display = "none";
                module.youtubePlaying = false;
              }
            }
          },
	   SPOTIFY_TRANSFER: {
	    notificationExec: {
              notification: "SPOTIFY_TRANSFER",
	         payload: (params) => {
                 console.log("SPOTIFY_TRANSFER @",params)
                return params[1];
                        }
    
	}
          },
           SPOTIFY_PAUSE: {
            notificationExec: {
              notification: "SPOTIFY_PAUSE"
            }
          },

        SPOTIFY_PLAY: {
            notificationExec: {
                notification: "SPOTIFY_PLAY"
                }
        },
	
	SPOTIFY_MA_PLAYLIST: {
	    notificationExec:  {
		notification: "SPOTIFY_PLAY",
		payload: (params) => {
		console.log("SPOTIFY_MA_PLAYLIST")
		return {
			context_uri:"spotify:playlist:0bdByehKVfdsfdsfdsOhF5t",   // Uri of a personnal playlist or album
				}
			},
		notification: "SPOTIFY_SHUFFLE",  // added this to toogle shuffle
		notification: "SPOTIFY_NEXT" // added this to not always have the same song starting first 
		}
	},		
        
	SPOTIFY_NEXT: {
         notificationExec: {
            notification: "SPOTIFY_NEXT"
                }
        },

        SPOTIFY_PREVIOUS: {
         notificationExec: {
            notification: "SPOTIFY_PREVIOUS"
                }
        },
        SPOTIFY_VOLUME: {
         notificationExec: {
           notification: "SPOTIFY_VOLUME",
           payload: (params) => {
                 console.log("SPOTIFY_VOLUME @",params)
                return params[1];
                        }
                }
        },
	SPOTIFY_SEARCH: {
         notificationExec: {
           notification: "SPOTIFY_SEARCH",

        payload: (params) => {
                console.log("SPOTIFY_SEARCH @",params)
                return {
                        type: "artist,track,album,playlist",
                        query: params[1],
                        random:false,
                        }
                     }
                }
        },
	 SPOTIFY_SEARCH_PLAYLIST: {
         notificationExec: {
           notification: "SPOTIFY_SEARCH",

        payload: (params) => {
                console.log("SPOTIFY_SEARCH_PLAYLIST @",params)
                return {
                        type: "playlist",
                        query: params[1],
                        random:true,
                        }
                     }
                }
        },


          CMD_VOLUME_UP: {
            notificationExec: {
              notification: "VOLUME_UP"
            }
          },
          CMD_VOLUME_DOWN: {
            notificationExec: {
              notification: "VOLUME_DOWN"
            }
          },
          CMD_VOLUME_SET: {
            notificationExec: {
              notification: "VOLUME_SET",
              payload: (params, key) => {
                console.log("@", params);
                return params[1];
              }
            }
          }
        },

hope this will help.

@Sean let me know if you want me to update the wiki.

Ejay

A Former User

@ejay-ibm thanks. As your wish, my colleague.

Cr4z33

@ejay-ibm thanks, but it came out that the module was already fine only I didn’t know I had to setup Raspotify if I want a stand-alone solution.

Tbh you guys should state that as I guess many here would love to run Spotify completely from the mirror, but it is not so obvious. ;)

Cr4z33

@Sean @ejay-ibm can you please add the option to hide module commands?
If someone like me is using MMM-AssistantMk2 to control it then buttons aren’t needed anymore. ;)

ejay-ibm

@Cr4z33 We have added an option to hide the control

after doing a “git pull” from : ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-Spotify/

you can set in your config file

 control: "default", //"default", "hidden" available~

Ejay

Cr4z33

@ejay-ibm nice thanks! :thumbs_up_medium_skin_tone:

Also I didn’t notice in your last reply the many Spotify’ MMM-AssistantMk2 commands you were sharing.
Thanks for that too (although GA doesn’t understand properly yet when calling a specific Playlist, but hey we can’t have everything lol). :D

Cr4z33

@ejay-ibm @Sean I noticed only now that if using allowDevices: with the Raspotify device name I can then hear the music, but somehow the module doesn’t ‘wake up’ and keeps showing the Spotify logo only.

kwaeksler

@Cr4z33 thats true. That was one of my feature request on page one. I only wanted to see the information about the song on the mirror when i play it on it. Because for other familie members the information about my playing songs arent very interessting when i am not at home. :-D

kwaeksler

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kwaeksler

@Sean said in MMM-Spotify:

updated

1.1.0 (2019-03-25)

Added: touch(click) interface

Device Limitation : Now you can allow or limit devices to display its playing on MM.

Some CSS structure is changed.

Now this module can emit SPOTIFY_* notifications for other module.

@Sean that sounds very great. I will update it later, thank you very much! :-)

Cr4z33

@Cr4z33 said in MMM-Spotify:

@ejay-ibm @Sean I noticed only now that if using allowDevices: with the Raspotify device name I can then hear the music, but somehow the module doesn’t ‘wake up’ and keeps showing the Spotify logo only.

Guys any idea why? :grimacing_face:

Also @ejay-ibm maybe it’s because I translated them into Italian, but the commands used with MMM-AssistantMk2 that you posted earlier this week don’t get applied.
Ie. I say the hotword and then ‘next song’ and nothing happens…

Usually GA either executes the command or replies saying he didn’t understand, but not this time… :thinking_face:

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ejay-ibm

@Cr4z33 1st you have a wonderfull miror
2nd , if you send it to me maybe i’ll give you the answer ^^… joking …
I’m not sure what’s wrong .

What I would do first is turn on verbose mode on hotword and Mk2 assistant and check .
1- Console log .
2- pm2 out logs ( see “pm2 show scriptname” )
3- pm2 error logs

Capitalization is very important in hook eg .
hook is like “next song”
when you say this to assistant if assistnat wirte " Next song" that that wikk not work .

All I can say for now is check the logs and share with us , that mitght help to help .

Ejay

icripps

can whatever that is playing on your phone be played by the mirror too?

A Former User

@icripps
If you mean multi-speaker, It isn’t.
To play Spotify on your MagicMirror(Raspberry Pi), you need to install Raspotify on your Raspberry Pi.
Then, you can play Spotify on your MM directly and can control Spotify (Wherever it played on).