def __init__(self,
spotify_refresh_token=None,
speaker_index=None,
locale=None):
# find the device
devices = soco.discover()
if devices is None or len(list(devices)) == 0:
time.sleep(1)
devices = soco.discover()
if devices is None or len(list(devices)) == 0:
return
try:
speaker_index = int(speaker_index)
except Exception:
speaker_index = 0
if speaker_index >= len(list(devices)):
speaker_index = 0
self.device = list(devices)[speaker_index]
try:
self.tunein_service = MusicService('TuneIn')
except Exception:
self.tunein_service = None
try:
self.spotify_service = MusicService('Spotify')
except Exception:
self.spotify_service = None
self.max_volume = MAX_VOLUME
if spotify_refresh_token is not None:
self.spotify = SpotifyClient(spotify_refresh_token)
self.previous_volume = None
def __init__(self, spotify_refresh_token=None):
try:
self.spotify_service = MusicService('Spotify')
except Exception:
self.spotify_service = None
if spotify_refresh_token is not None:
self.spotify = SpotifyClient(spotify_refresh_token)
else:
self.spotify = None
def __init__(self, soco, username, service_type):
super(DeezerSocoPlugin, self).__init__(soco)
account = Account()
account.username = username
account.service_type = service_type
self.__ms = MusicService('Deezer', account=account)
self.__dz = deezer.Client()
def play_spotify_album(player, uri):
# need to convert from x-rincon-cpcontainer:1004206cspotify%3aalbum%3a2pbkqNS3aQJfEgm20nUe5P
# to spotify:album:2pbkqNS3aQJfEgm20nUe5P
print('playing spotify album')
spotify = MusicService('Spotify')
spotid = urllib.parse.unquote(uri[21::])
start = spotid.find('spotify:')
spotid = spotid[start::]
# x.stop()
x.clear_queue()
spotify_add_album.spotify_add_album(x, spotify, spotid)
x.play_from_queue(0)
def play_radio_station(player, uri):
"""Plays the selected radio station. The URI must be in the
format as it is currently returned from soco:
x-sonosapi-stream:s25111?sid=254&flags=32
"""
verbose_output("Switching to radio station {0}".format(uri))
service = MusicService('TuneIn')
didl = DidlItem(title="DUMMY",
parent_id="DUMMY",
item_id="DUMMY",
desc=service.desc)
meta = to_didl_string(didl)
player.avTransport.SetAVTransportURI([('InstanceID', 0),
('CurrentURI', uri),
('CurrentURIMetaData', meta)])
player.play()
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from soco import SoCo
from soco.data_structures import DidlItem, DidlResource
from soco.music_services import MusicService
from soco.compat import quote_url
device = SoCo("192.168.1.80") # <------- Your IP here
service = MusicService("Deezer") # <------ Your Music Service here
track_id = service.get_metadata(item_id='radio-37635')['mediaMetadata']['id']
def add_from_service(item_id, service, device, is_track=True):
# The DIDL item_id is made of the track_id (url escaped), but with an 8
# (hex) digit prefix. It is not clear what this is for, but it doesn't
# seem to matter (too much) what it is. We can use junk (thought the
# first digit must be 0 or 1), and the player seems to do the right
# thing. Real DIDL items sent to a player also have a title and a
# parent_id (usually the id of the relevant album), but they are not
# necessary. The flow charts at http://musicpartners.sonos.com/node/421
# and http://musicpartners.sonos.com/node/422 suggest that it is the job
# of the player, not the controller, to call get_metadata with a track
# id, so this might explain why no metadata is needed at this stage.
# NB: quote_url will break if given unicode on Py2.6, and early 2.7. So
# we need to encode.
item_id = quote_url(item_id.encode('utf-8'))
didl_item_id = "0fffffff{0}".format(item_id)
def __init__(self):
try:
self.tunein_service = MusicService('TuneIn')
except Exception:
self.tunein_service = None
#speaker.play_uri("x-rincon-cpcontainer:spotify%3auser%3aspotifydiscover%3aplaylist%3a2fNlVzK3IlghhG87HZqpCA?sid=9&flags=8224&sn=9")
#speaker.add_to_queue("x-sonos-spotify:spotify%3auser%3aspotifydiscover%3aplaylist%3a2fNlVzK3IlghhG87HZqpCA?sid=9&flags=8224&sn=9")
if __name__ == "__main__":
LOG_LEVEL = logging.FATAL # FATAl, DEBUG, INFO
logging.basicConfig(format="%(asctime)s [%(levelname)s]: %(message)s",
level=LOG_LEVEL)
#logging.getLogger("soco").setLevel(logging.FATAL)
logging.info("Start program")
# list_players()
player = get_device("Mobil")
player = SoCo('192.168.1.36')
print("Plaver is: '{}'".format(player.ip_address))
albums = player.music_library.get_albums(search_term='White')
for album in albums:
print('Added:', album.creator, "-", album.title)
spotify = MusicService('Spotify')
print(spotify.available_search_categories)
print(spotify.search("artists", "The Cure"))
#s = get_device("Küche")
#q = s.get_queue()
#s.add_to_queue("spotify:track:7HFaTkpIeG0pXINEm7EEG4")
#play_weekly_discover_in_room(player)
logging.info("End program")
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""Demo to add a music service track or album to a queue."""
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from soco import SoCo
from soco.data_structures import DidlItem, DidlResource
from soco.music_services import MusicService
from soco.compat import quote_url
device = SoCo("192.168.1.105") # <------- Your IP here
service = MusicService("Spotify") # <------ Your Music Service here
album_id = "spotify:album:5qo7iEWkMEaSXEZ7fuPvC3" # <------ an album
track_id = "spotify:track:2qs5ZcLByNTctJKbhAZ9JE" # <------ a track
def add_from_service(item_id, service, device, is_track=True):
# The DIDL item_id is made of the track_id (url escaped), but with an 8
# (hex) digit prefix. It is not clear what this is for, but it doesn't
# seem to matter (too much) what it is. We can use junk (thought the
# first digit must be 0 or 1), and the player seems to do the right
# thing. Real DIDL items sent to a player also have a title and a
# parent_id (usually the id of the relevant album), but they are not
# necessary. The flow charts at http://musicpartners.sonos.com/node/421
# and http://musicpartners.sonos.com/node/422 suggest that it is the job
# of the player, not the controller, to call get_metadata with a track
# id, so this might explain why no metadata is needed at this stage.
# NB: quote_url will break if given unicode on Py2.6, and early 2.7. So
# we need to encode.