ioBroker Logitech/Lyrion Squeezebox Adapter over JSON/RPC-Protocol

Tests:

This is an alternative Adapter that uses the JSON/RPC-protocol to get data and send commands to the Logitech Media Server/Lyrion Media Server (LMS) for controlling connected devices like

• native squeezebox,
• raspberry pi with additional audio module and small linux based firmwares like picoreplayer or max2play.
• WiiM Multiroom Audio (can talk to an LMS/Lyrion server)
• with plugins chromecast, airplay or UPnP/DLNA-Devices

The LMS-Server can manage/provide very big music collections on harddrives or NAS, connect to different streaming providers like Spotify, Deezer, Soundcloud, shoutcast, tunein, napster, pandora, tidal and more

Table of contents

• Features
• Installation
• Configuration
• Update
• Troubleshooting
• Provided states
  • Server
  • Favorites
  • Players
• Widgets
  • VIS 1 widget documentation
  • VIS 2 widget documentation
• SendTo commands
• Todo
• Changelog
• License

Features

• most of data that the LMS-Service provides is available in the adapter
• detailed information about the player status, song title, artist, album, artwork, playlist
• many control features to play, pause, stop, forward,
  rewind, repeat, shuffle, play favorite, jump to time
  (absolute and relative) , jump to playlist index (absolute and relative),
  power on/off and preset buttons
• all favorites and all sub levels from server
• many widgets for the iobroker-vis component are included to
  create own control user interfaces (select player,select favorites, manage syncgroups, buttons for play/pause,fwd,rew, repeat mode and shuffle mode selection)

Installation

• Install the package
• Create an instance
• Configure the Instance with the IP of the logitech/Lyrion media server and the port (normaly 9000)
• start/restart the instance

Configuration

Main settings

Option	Default	Description
LMS server	0.0.0.0	Hostname or IP address of the Logitech/Lyrion Media Server. An automatically discovered server can be selected.
LMS port	9000	HTTP port used by JSON-RPC or the experimental WebSocket plugin.
Connection type	JSON-RPC	Uses stable HTTP JSON-RPC or the experimental LMS WebSocket plugin.
WebSocket URL	empty	Optional independent plugin web-server URL, for example http://192.168.1.87/.
LMS Telnet port	9090	CLI/Telnet port. Used only with JSON-RPC when Telnet signaling is enabled.
Username	empty	Optional LMS username.
Password	empty	Optional LMS password.

WebSocket mode requires the experimental LMS WebSocket plugin. It carries commands and notifications over the same connection, so the Telnet settings are ignored in this mode. The regular player polling remains enabled as a fallback for missing or incomplete notifications. HTTP(S) WebSocket URLs are converted to WS(S), and /ws is added automatically when only a root URL is configured.

Timer settings

Option	Default	Minimum	Description
Server refresh (seconds)	30	15	Interval for refreshing LMS server information.
Player refresh (ms)	950	200	Interval for refreshing player status information.
Favorite refresh (minutes)	720	1	Interval for refreshing the favorites tree.
Discovery refresh (seconds)	30	10	Interval for searching for other LMS servers on the local network.

Short refresh intervals increase the number of requests sent to the LMS.

Performance settings

Option	Default	Description
Provide playlist information	enabled	Creates and updates the Playlist JSON state for every player.
Search for other LMS servers	enabled	Enables discovery of other LMS servers on the local network.
Use Telnet signaling	disabled	With JSON-RPC, uses LMS CLI/Telnet for additional player connection and disconnection signaling.
Request favorites	enabled	Periodically retrieves the favorites tree from the LMS.

Disable information that is not required to reduce LMS requests and adapter processing.

Announcement settings

Option	Default	Description
ioBroker web base URL	empty	Base URL of an ioBroker web instance, for example http://192.168.1.10:8082. Required only for announcements from local files.
Announcement volume	50	Volume used while playing the announcement. Valid range: 0 to 100.
Use FadeTools	disabled	Uses the optional LMS FadeTools plugin before and after announcements.
Fade-out duration	2 s	Whole seconds passed to fadeout stop. Valid range: 1 to 60 seconds.
Fade-in duration	2 s	Whole seconds passed to fadein play. Valid range: 1 to 60 seconds.

For local announcement files, the LMS must be able to reach the configured ioBroker web URL. HTTP(S) announcement URLs are passed directly to the LMS and do not require this setting. FadeTools commands are sent only when the option is enabled. Without FadeTools, all volume values are set directly and verified with the LMS.

Debug settings

Option	Default	Description
Player debug output	disabled	Enables additional debug messages for player processing.
Player silly output	disabled	Enables very detailed player messages.
Server debug output	disabled	Enables additional debug messages for LMS server processing.
Server silly output	disabled	Enables very detailed LMS server messages.

Debug and especially silly logging should normally remain disabled and be enabled only while diagnosing a problem.

Update

• After installation or update, it may sometimes be necessary
  to execute the following command if problems have arisen in vis-1

iobroker upload squeezeboxrpc

Trouble Shooting

SLIMP3 players

It has been reported that older SLIMP3 players may be unable to connect to the server while the adapter is searching for new servers. Disabling the search under ´Instance Configuration -> Performance Settings -> Search for other LMS servers´ should allow the player to connect.

Provided states

Server

State	Description
LastScan	timestamp of last music scan
PlayerCount	Number of known players
PlayerCountOther	Number of known other Players
PlayerCountSN	Number of known SN Players
TotalAlbums	Number of all known Albums
TotalArtists	Number of all known Artists
TotalDuration	Sum playtime of all songs
TotalGenres	Number of all known Genres
TotalSongs	Number of all known songs
SyncGroups	Existing Syncgroups
Version	Version of LMS
mac	MAC-ID of the server
uuid	uuid of the LMS-instance

additional a defined button to refresh the favorites

button	Description
getFavorites	request all favorites from server
cmdGeneral	a general command field to send commands to the server. every field must enclosed by quotation marks. parameters musst be seperated by comma. Example: "playerid or empty",["para1","para2"]

Favorites

For each favorite All attributes are read only

State	Description
Name	Name of the favorite
hasitems	indicates if this is a dir
id	id of the favorite
image	image/icon for favorite if available
isaudio	isaudio
type	Example types: link, text, audio, playlist
url	url of the track

All sub levels (subdirectories) of favorite are available.

Players

for each player The mode shows if you can change the value. the taken action is described at the attribute

State	mode	Description
Alarms	R/-	All registered Alarms for this player as JSON
Album	R/-	Name of the current album
Announce	-/W	Play an audio file from an absolute path or HTTP(S) URL, then restore playback and volume. Local files require the configured ioBroker web URL (for example http://192.168.1.10:8082).
Artist	R/-	Name of Artist
ArtworkUrl	R/-	url to the Artwork
Bitrate	R/-	Bitrate of the track
Connected	R/-	connectionstate of player (0/1)
Duration	R/-	Duration of the track
Genre	R/-	genre of the track
IP	R/-	IP of the player
Mode	R/-	play / pause / stop
Playername	R/-	Name of the Player
PlayerID	R/-	Player ID
Playlist	R/-	The actual Playlist as JSON
PlaylistCurrentIndex	R/W	go to a absolut position by specifying thetrackindex or go relative with a + or - at the beginning. Example 10,-3,+2
PlaylistRepeat	R/W	Repeat song(1)/playlist(2)/dont repeat(0)
PlaylistShuffle	R/W	shuffle playlist(1)/shuffle album(2)/dont shuffle(0)
Power	R/W	get/set Powerstate of player off(0)/on(1)
RadioName	R/-	Name of Radiostation
Rate	R/-	Rating of the song
Remote	R/-	If remote stream (1)
SyncMaster	R/-	ID/MAC of Syncmaster
SyncSlaves	R/-	ID/Mac of Players in Syncgroup
Time	R/-	elapsed song time
Title	R/-	song title
Type	R/-	type of media (eg MP3 Radio)
Url	R/-	Url of track / stream
Volume	R/W	get/set Volume of the player (0-100)
state	R/W	get/set play state: pause(0),play(1),stop(2)

The playlist provide actual the following attributes if available in LMS. Somme attributes depends of the type of songs (stream/file/...) All attributes are read only

Attribute	Description
Album	Name of the current album
Artist	Name of Artist
ArtworkUrl	url to the Artwork
Bitrate	Bitrate of the track
Duration	Duration of the track
RadioName	Name of Radiostation
Rate	Rating of the song
title	song title
Type	type of media (eg MP3 Radio)
url	Url of track / stream
index	index of the song in the playlist
id	id of the song

additional defined buttons:

Button	Description
btnForward	Next song
btnRewind	Previous song
btnPreset\_\*	1-6 buttons to define in player or server
cmdGeneral	a general command field to send commands to the player. every field must enclosed by quotation marks. parameters musst be seperated by comma. Example: "play","1"
cmdPlayFavorite	to play a favorite set the id of the favorite
cmdPlayUrl	to play a url. example "http://50.7.77.114:8101/;"
cmdGoTime	jump to a absolut position by specifying a number of seconds or jump relative with a + or - at the beginning of the seconds. Example 100,-50,+50

The announcement settings define its volume and optional integration with the LMS FadeTools plugin. When enabled, the adapter sends fadeout stop, waits for the configured fade-out duration, and later resumes playback using fadein play. When disabled, the previous and announcement volumes are set directly. For local files, you must configure the base URL of an ioBroker web instance (for example http://192.168.1.10:8082). The LMS host must be able to reach that URL. Remote streams are restored without seeking because they generally do not support a playback position.

Remarks on Datapoints depending of the Setting TPE2 in LMS

Depending on the setting, different MP3 tags are delivered to the data points. The capitalized names are the names of the mp3 tags

Setting TPE2 in LMS	Artist	Albumartist	Trackartist	Band
as a band	ARTIST	empty	TRACKARTIST	ALBUMARTIST
as the performers of the album	ALBUMARTIST	ALBUMARTIST	empty	empty

It should also be noted that after a change in the LMS, the entire library must
be searched and indexed again, and a song must be stopped and restarted
before the LMS delivers other data.

Further API documentation

For more information visit the CLI-documentation:

https://github.com/oweitman/LMS-CLI-Documentation/blob/master/LMS-CLI.md

Widgets

The adapter includes matching widget sets for both visualization generations. Each widget reference contains its purpose, a preview image, all code-backed configuration options and relevant runtime notes:

• Complete VIS 1 widget documentation
• Complete VIS 2 widget documentation

Both widget sets use a Players widget as their central selection source. Configure that widget first, then select it in controls, value displays, Favorites, Playlist, PlaylistDetail, Browser and SyncGroup. VIS 2 references can work across different views.

Legacy widget overview retained for existing links

Player button bar

All players that are integrated into your Logitech/Lyrion Media Server can be selected
using this widget. After selecting a squeezerpc.? instance, the available
players are displayed in the widget.

Attributes

Group	Attribute	Description
SqueezeboxRPC instance	General group	Select an instance of the squeezeboxrpc adapter. Only these are recognized as valid here.
Widget format	General group	The widget type can be selected here. The "formatbutton" type has the full range of functions and also works with the SyncGroup widget. The "formatselect" type is a simple selection box. The player name or an individual text is used as the name.
Display index	General group	Individual buttons can be hidden or displayed in a different order by deleting the button’s index. To hide them, simply delete the respective index position, including the comma. Index numbers are displayed on the respective button in edit mode if edit mode help is enabled.
Line break in CamelCase	General group	If the player name is written in CamelCase, a line break can be activated here so that the player name appears larger on the button.
Edit mode help	General group	If this help is activated, index numbers are displayed on the respective button, and the “transparency” setting in the button settings has no effect.
Image width	button settings	Image width of a button
Image height	button settings	Image height of a button
Transparency	button settings	If the button is not activated, it is hidden against the background. 0 = Invisible, 1 = Fully visible
Border width	button settings	Border width in pixels around the button
Border display	button settings	Type of border display, e.g., solid, dashed.
Normal border color	button settings	If the button is not activated, it is shown by this color.
Border color active	button settings	If the button is activated, it is shown by this color.
border-radius	button settings	A radius in pixels can be entered here for curved border corners.
Background color	button settings	Background color for text
Image	button[x]	An image can be defined individually here. The image takes precedence over the text.
Text	button[x]	Text can be defined individually here. The image takes precedence over the text.

Favorites button bar

You can use this widget to select all of the favorites that have been
created in your Logitech/Lyrion Media Server. After selecting the Player widget, the available favorites are displayed in the widget.

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Select the Player widget.
Display index	General group	Individual buttons can be hidden or displayed in a different order using the index.
Edit mode help	General group	If this help is activated, index numbers are displayed on each respective button.
Image width	button settings	Image width of a button
Image height	button settings	Image height of a button
Transparency	button settings	If the button is not activated, it is hidden against the background. 0 = Invisible, 1 = Fully visible
Border width	button settings	Border width in pixels around the button
Border display	button settings	Type of border display, e.g., solid, dashed.
Normal border color	button settings	If the button is not activated, it is displayed with this color.
Border color active	button settings	If the button is activated, it is displayed with this color.
border-radius	button settings	A radius in pixels can be entered here for curved border corners.
Background color	button settings	Background color for text
Image	button[x]	An image can be individually defined here. The image takes precedence over the text.
Text	button[x]	Text can be individually defined here. The image takes precedence over the text.

Play Button

The play button starts or stops the music on the selected player.
To prepare, you must connect the button to the player widget.
The button has its own graphics (SVG),
alternatively you can also select your own graphics.

Attributes for Play button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player Widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.
Pause image	General group	Image for pause
Play image	General group	Image for play
Stop image	General group	Image for stop
fillcolor	SVG settings group	Fill color of the button
strokecolor	SVG settings group	Color for the border
strokewidth	SVG settings group	Width of the border in pixels

Forward

The Forward widget allows you to skip forward in the current track.
The button can be configured to skip forward by a specific amount
of time if the player supports this feature.

Attributes for Forward button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the Player widget.
Step size	General group	Specifies the amount of time in seconds to skip forward.
Button label	General group	Customizable label for the button.
Button icon	General group	Selection of an icon for the button, e.g., for skipping forward.

Rewind

The Rewind widget allows you to jump back in the current track.
Similar to the Forward widget, a time period can be set.

Attributes for Rewind button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the Player widget.
Step size	General group	Specifies the time period in seconds by which to jump back.
Button label	General group	Customizable label for the button.
Button symbol	General group	Selection of a symbol for the button, e.g., for jumping back.

Repeat

The Repeat widget allows you to activate or deactivate the repeat function
for the current track or playlist if this function is supported by the player.

Attributes for Repeat button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the Player widget.
Button label	General group	Customizable label for the button.
Button symbol	General group	Selection of a symbol for the button, e.g., for repeat.
Repeat mode	General group	The mode can be selected here, for example single repeat (track) or list repeat (playlist).

Shuffle

The Shuffle widget enables or disables shuffle for the current playlist,
if this feature is supported by the player.

Attributes for Shuffle button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the Player widget.
Button label	General group	Customizable label for the button.
Button icon	General group	Selection of an icon for the button, e.g., for shuffle.
Enabled state	General group	Color or style of the button when shuffle is enabled.

Volume

The Volume widget displays the current volume level of the player and
allows you to adjust the volume.

Attributes for Volume button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the Player widget.
Volume step size	General group	Specifies the step size for increasing or decreasing the volume.
Maximum volume	General group	Sets the maximum value for the volume, e.g., 100.
Volume bar main color	General group	Color for the area of the bar that represents the current volume.
Volume bar background color	General group	Color for the area of the bar that is not covered by the volume.
Button icon	General group	Selection of an icon for the volume control.

SyncGroup button bar

This widget can be used in conjunction with the player widget to control
the synchronization of the players with each other. Most of the settings for the number of buttons, labels or images are taken
over by the player widget. To prepare, you must connect the button to the player widget. After selecting a player in the player widget, the current synchronization
is visible in the SyncGroup widget. The sync status is shown using the various adjustable colors. The player selected in the player widget cannot be selected in the SyncGroup widget. If a player is selected in the SyncGroup widget that is already in
another group, it is automatically removed from this group.

Attributes for SyncGroup button

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.
Border width	button settings	Border width/border width in pixels around the button.
Border display	button settings	Type of border display, e.g. solid, dashed.
Border color - Not in group	button settings	The button gets a border with this color if the player is not in a group.
Border color - In group	button settings	The button gets a border with this color if the player is in a group with the selected player.
Border color - In other group	button settings	The button gets a border with this color if the player is in another group.
border-radius	button settings	A radius in pixels can be entered here for curved border corners.
Background color	button settings	Background color for text.

Playtime bar

The playtime bar visually shows the progress of the song currently being played,
provided that a total running time (duration) is provided by the server.
This is usually not the case with online streams. The width of the bar
corresponds to 100% of the playing time of the song. By clicking on a point on
the bar you can jump to the desired point in the song.
To prepare, you must connect the button to the player widget.

Attributes for Playtime bar

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.
Bar main color	General group	The background color of the bar for times not yet played.
Playtime color	General group	The color of the bar for times played.
Frame width	General group	Frame width/border width in pixels around the button.
Border display	General group	Type of border display, e.g. solid, dashed.
Border color	General group	Color of the border around the bar.
border radius	General group	A radius in pixels can be entered here for curved edge corners.

String/character string

Display of player-specific character strings. To prepare, you must connect
the button to the player widget.

Attributes for String

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.
Player Attribute	General group	Selection list of all available attributes of a player.
Test text	General group	Text that should be displayed in the editor for testing purposes.

Number

Display of numbers with additional formatting options. To prepare,
you must connect the button to the player widget.

Attributes for Number

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.
Player Attribute	General group	Selection list of all available attributes of a player.
Prepend HTML	General group	Text or HTML code that is placed in front of the number.
Append HTML	General group	Text or HTML code that is appended to the number.
Test text	General group	Text that should be displayed in the editor for testing purposes.
Character after comma	Advanced settings	Number of decimal places.
Comma as separator	Advanced settings	A comma is used to separate the decimal places.
Thousands separator	Advanced settings	For large numbers, a separator is inserted every 3 places.

Playlist

Display the playlist from the server. If you click on an entry the playlist is loaded and the player starts. The widged dosent refresh automaticly, you have to press the refreshh button.

Attributes for Playlist

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.

The widget itself has very little formatting. For self formating there are some predefined css-classes:

CSS-class	description
plcontainer	Class name assigned to the ul-tag
plentry	Class name assigned to the li-tag
plrefresh	Class name assigned to the refresh-li tag
pltext	Class name assigned to the playlist name

The following CSS for the vis-css tab can serve as an example:

Dark-mode

.plentry {
    border: 1px #505050 groove;
    margin: 1px 0px;
    padding: 5px;
    background-color: #202020;
}
.plrefresh {
    padding: 5px;
}
.plentry:hover {
    background-color: #404040;
}
.plrefresh svg {
    color: #cccccc;
}
.plrefresh svg:hover {
    color: #ffffff;
    filter: drop-shadow(0px 0px 1px #87ceeb);
}

Light-mode

.plentry {
    border: 1px #b0b0b0 groove;
    margin: 1px 0px;
    padding: 5px;
    background-color: #c0c0c0;
}
.plrefresh {
    padding: 5px;
}
.plentry:hover {
    background-color: #e0e0e0;
}
.plrefresh svg {
    color: #444444;
}
.plrefresh svg:hover {
    color: #000000;
    filter: drop-shadow(0px 0px 1px #87ceeb);
}

Browser

Displays music, albums, artists, radio stations, apps, etc. from the server. Click on an item to navigate deeper into the hierarchy. The available commands are displayed with additional buttons. You can go up one level by clicking on the path displayed at the top.

Attributes for Browser

Group	Attribute	Description
Player widget	General group	Selection of the player widget.
debug	General group	Enable extra debugging (function reference) in the browser console.
debugwithfetchresults	General group	Enable extra debugging (object reference) in the browser console.

The widget itself has very some formatting. For self formating there are some predefined css-classes:

CSS-class	description
sqbrowser-list-container	container for the widget
sqbrowser-parent-directory	element to show the parent directory
sqbrowser-btn-svg	Class for all svg buttons
sqbrowser-btn-svg-menu	Class for svg menus
sqbrowser-scrollable-area	Class for scroll container
sqbrowser-list-item	Class for single item
sqbrowser-list-item-content	Class for item title
sqbrowser-button-group	Class for button group in a list item
sqbrowser-btn-svg sqbrowser-btn-svg-action	Class for action button

Note about alpha state of this widget:

• Implementing LMS/Lyrion for browsing is hell.
• The technical model for this widget is the "Material" theme plugin in the LMS/Lyrion server.
• Not all features are currently implemented.
  • All input field types are not yet available.
  • Not all item types may have been implemented.
• Optional, extensive debug output has been added for analysis (see also attributes).
  • Output of the function reference: All function names are output in order in the browser console.
  • Output of the data reference: All data requested and returned by the server is output.

If testers encounter errors/problems or missing implementations, please provide as detailed a description as possible:

• Where does the data come from in the LMS/Lyrion (already built-in service/additionally installed plugin)
• What steps/clicks were performed to create the problem
• What are the function references and data references?

SendTo commands

getPlayerNames

Returns the names of all players currently registered in the adapter. The returned names are the sanitized names used below squeezeboxrpc.<instance>.Players.

async function main() {
    const playerNames = await sendToAsync('squeezeboxrpc.0', 'getPlayerNames', {});
    console.log(JSON.stringify(playerNames));
}
main();

Example result:

["Living_room", "Kitchen"]

cmdGeneral

This command can be used to send any command to the LMS server to receive a response.

Example:

All Playlists:

async function main() {
    let data = await sendToAsync('squeezeboxrpc.0', 'cmdGeneral', {
        playerid: '',
        cmdArray: ['playlists', '0', '999', 'tags:us'],
    });
    console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
}
main();

All Favorites:

This command is used internally by the adapter to load the favorites.

async function main() {
    let data = await sendToAsync('squeezeboxrpc.0', 'cmdGeneral', {
        playerid: '',
        cmdArray: ['favorites', 'items', '0', '999', 'want_url:1', 'item_id:'],
    });
    console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
}
main();

Further options and detailed descriptions of the parameters are contained in the following CLI documentation:

CLI-Documentation

Development

vis-1

• start dev-server with dev-server watch --noStart
• start adapter with launch configuration "default Launch ioBroker Adapter"
• start watch script in widgets directory with npm run watch
• open vis-1 editor or runtime
• if you change something in the vis-1 widget wait some seconds to upload changes to dev-server
• in vis-1 reload the vis-1 page
• if something changed in squeeboxrpc.html you have to restart vis-1 adapter

vis-2

• for debugging vis-2 widget you have to run vis-2 in a second vis-2 window.
• to install and run follow instructions in https://github.com/ioBroker/ioBroker.vis-2#development-and-debugging
• start adapter with launch configuration "default Launch ioBroker Adapter"
• start vite dev server in directory src-widgets with npm run start
• in iobroker admin/objects tab, in expert mode, edit the object of system.adapter.squeezeboxrpc.0
• change common.visWidgets.vis2vis-squeezeboxrpc.url from vis2squeezeboxrpc/customWidgets.js to http://localhost:4173/customWidgets.js this is the address of the vite def server.
• open vis in edit or runtime with the launch configuration "vis2 edit 3000" or "vis2 runtime 3000"
• if you change something in the vis-2 widget code an auto reload is triggered or you press F5 in browser

final runtime test

• stop dev-server and your adapter in vscode
• create a production build and upload to dev-server with build with dev-server upload
• start iobroker with npm run start
• revert the change in system.adapter.squeezeboxrpc.0 to the original value
• open vis-1 or vis-2 in edit or runtime mode

additional test on a real iobroker server

• in root directory create a npm package file with npm pack
• in iobroker on the admin/adapter tab in expert mode press the cat button
• in the dialog, select tab from file
• select the created package file
• press install
• if something does not work, on shell start iobroker upload all

Todo

• add player controlled circle knob widget
• stop playing if favorite button is pressed again. dont implemented
• more testing/fixing
• more configuration to optionaly turn features on/off to improve memory and performance
• add playlist widget
• add browse widget to browse in LMS-Menu
• reduce dependencys to other packages (squeezenode)
• cmdGeneral für Server.
• add telnet communication to get push events from the server to optimize the polling
• implement a command state to place user individual commands (via json) for server and player
• implement more control features (select playlist pos to play,ffwd,frew, jump to a time position in song,repeat song,random song)
• add the playlist to playerdata as json array
• add artwork (station-logo/playlist-cover) for favorites
• implement more levels (subdirectories) of favorites
• autodiscover logitech media server

Changelog

3.0.1 (2026-09-08)

• fix little regressions

3.0.0 (2026-09-07)

• complete rework of the LMS API
• add experimental websocket support, only usable with LMS 9.2 build after 5.9.2026

2.0.2 (2026-09-07)

• fix io-package.json

2.0.1 (2026-09-05)

• fix package-lock
• fix tests

2.0.0 (2026-09-05)

• power/connected state fixed
• players button font size fixed
• bring back fade in/out for Announcement with additional LMS plugin

Older entries are in CHANGELOG_OLD.md.

License

MIT License

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