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MPD Auto Stop

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A pure python web utility for auto stopping Music Player Daemon, by setting up timers.

This is simple project that I wanted to use on my Raspberrypi, since I've connected it with my speakers via AUX and use it as a cheap bluetooth alternative.


Requirements

  • Python 2.7+ (tested with v2.7.13) or Python 3.5+ (tested with v3.5.3)
  • mpc (issues the actual commands to mpd)

Installation

GNU/Linux

  • Clone this repo
  • Run, python setup.py install or pip install .

This would install a script called mpd_auto_stop to /usr/local/bin

systemd installation (optional)

system

  • Copy mpd-auto-start.service.sample to /etc/systemd/system/mpd-auto-start.service
  • enable - sudo systemctl enable mpd-auto-start
  • start - sudo systemctl start mpd-auto-start
  • stop - sudo systemctl stop mpd-auto-start

user

  • Copy mpd-auto-start.service.sample to /etc/systemd/user/mpd-auto-start.service
  • enable - systemctl --user enable mpd-auto-start
  • start - systemctl --user start mpd-auto-start
  • stop - systemctl --user stop mpd-auto-start

Note: To run on different host & port, update ExecStart in service file. Example: ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/mpd_auto_stop --host 0.0.0.0 --port 5000. Refer to usage section for more details.

Mac or Windows

  • Clone this repo
  • Run, python mpd_auto_stop/app.py

Usage

usage: mpd_auto_stop [-h] [-a HOST] [-p PORT] [-mh MPD_HOST] [-mp MPD_PORT]

MPD Auto Stop - auto stopping Music Player Daemon, by setting up timers

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a HOST, --host HOST  Host to run the server on [default: 0.0.0.0]
  -p PORT, --port PORT  Port to the server should listen on [default: 9090]
  -mh MPD_HOST, --mpd-host MPD_HOST
                        Host where mpd runs [default: localhost]
  -mp MPD_PORT, --mpd-port MPD_PORT
                        Port where mpd listens on [default: 6600]

Example

mpd_auto_stop --host 127.0.0.1 --port 10000 --mpd-host 192.168.0.10 --mpd-port 16600

Tests

From the project root run, python setup.py test

Available APIs

  • / - displays index page with available actions
  • /timer - displays status of the timer. Example: {"status": "stopped"} or {"status": "started", "remaining_time": "1000 seconds"}
  • /timer/<duration>/start - starts a timer to auto stop Music Player Daemon. Example: /timer/1000s/start, /timer/1h/start, /timer/1.5h/start, /timer/60m/start
  • /timer/<duration>/stop - stops any existing timers.
  • /timer/<duration>/restart - restarts any existing timers
  • /timer/<duration>/extend - extends an existing timer. Example: /timer/1000s/extend, /timer/1h/extend, /timer/1.5h/extend, /timer/60m/extend

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