🎧 a self-hosted Spotify → Discord music bot

I'm currently using the docker-compose given via portainer and provides the following error:

Couldn't read config
Missing field: 'DISCORD_TOKEN'

All my environment vars are set and just following the provided docker-compose file:

version: '3.4'

services:
  aoede:
    image: codetheweb/aoede
    restart: always
    volumes:
      - ./aoede:/data
    environment:
      - DISCORD_TOKEN=discord.token.here
      - SPOTIFY_USERNAME=spotitest
      - SPOTIFY_PASSWORD=notarealpassword
      - DISCORD_USER_ID=targeteduserIDhere

I think it's trying to read the config.toml where it shouldn't exist or somehow got bundled with the docker image

I am getting the Error:

Client ended: Http(UnsuccessfulRequest(ErrorResponse { status_code: 401, url: Url { scheme: "https", cannot_be_a_base: false, username: "", password: None, host: Some(Domain("discord.com")), port: None, path: "/api/v9/users/@me", query: None, fragment: None }, error: DiscordJsonError { code: 0, message: "401: Unauthorized", errors: [] } }))

OS: Windows 11 Yes I did got email from Spotify for Login .

Maybe we should think about collecting errors and crashes via sentry.

Don't know if that'd be too privacy invading/scary for users, some feedback would be great (@nodgear, @codetheweb)? Not sure if opt in or opt out would be the way to go tho...

Hi & Merry Christmas! This Bot is exactly what I was looking for as a middleware for a bigger project, but I ran into a tiny tiny problem.... when trying to adjust the volume through spotify it doesn't seem to work.

Unfortunately, I'm not into rust but still went ahead and tried to rebuild the bot with initial volume for librespot and also adjusting the volume in the enable_connect function, however, it doesn't affect the bot as well. Volume remains constant.

Is there a way to adjust the initial volume of the bot?

Hi, I had hosted this bot roughly a year ago but lost the time to continue to manage it. Today I bought a new VPS with the aim of hosting the bot again. After doing the necessary installations, which I had to remind myself how to do, I've come into a problem. When I start the bot, it says that the bot starts well and asks for me to invite it to a Discord server and all, but I can see the bot go online and then offline almost instantly.

I'm not sure what is causing this.

Heyho @codetheweb,

as promised some days ago in issue #9, here are my changes open to be discussed:

• Updated dependencies:

  • librespot from 0.2.0 to 0.3.1
  • songbird from 0.1.6 to 0.2.0

• Switched the library for audio resampling from samplerate to rubato:

  Samplerate is based on a c library and the function call used is not recommended for streamed audio because it does not work over chunk boundaries. As written in the docs:

  Perform a simple samplerate conversion of a large chunk of audio. This calls src_simple of libsamplerate which is not suitable for streamed audio.

  Therefore, this switch should make aoede more portable and additionally improve the audio quality.

• Performance improvements:

  • Implemented non blocking EmittedSink::read.
  • Increased EmittedSink internal sync_channel buffer size to fit at least one resampling frame. And therefore, most times no synchronisation is necessary.
  • Changed datatype in internal sync_channel to fit the floats of both channels. This reduces the amount of synchronisations needed between EmittedSink::read and EmittedSink::write.

• Implemented volume control using librespot::SoftMixer. Should close #9.

I'm looking forward to hear from you. Best regards!

Hi,

Just wanted to ask, would you be interested in adding a toggleable feature that when aoede is disconnected from the channel the bot will then appear offline. I think it is definitely preference but with it not being invokable by commands some users ask questions about what the bot does.

We could think of publishing properly patched builds, so that people could use semantic versioning...

Example:

Version 1.4.2 just got released and now the docker image is being built. It should be tagged with: latest, v1, v1.4 and v1.4.2. This could include adding additional tags for different variants of the build after the last versioning digit (e.g. v1.4.2-alpine).

And I'd change the runtime image to scratch if thats possible, though I'm not fully sure if that'll work

Hello, I have attempted to get this working, and have gotten as far as setting my environment variables and running the .exe. This doesn't seem to have any effect, and my best guess is that my environment variables are incorrect. My Spotify Premium account is accessed through my Facebook account, using that as a login. I tried both my Facebook login email as well as the number Spotify assigned to my account, along with my Facebook password, but to no avail. To your knowledge, is this an issue in trying to run this bot?

Keep getting this error when using docker-compose up, and when the docker container is running. Docker container keeps restarting .

thread 'main' panicked at 'called Result::unwrap() on an Err value: ParseIntError { kind: InvalidDigit }', src/main.rs:295:79

note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace

Hi, Firstly, I really want to apologize for wrongfully opening an issue for this. I have looked how to message you privately for the last day or so but could not find anything of the sort.

I've never used docker, and would love to host this bot. I have downloaded your latest binary and installed docker on a fresh VPS. However, I quickly figured out that I have no idea how to start up the bot. I'm in a directory with the binary and the docker-compose.yml with all the info filled in, and nothing I do seem to make it run.

I also saw your Muse project, which looks great to host too and I probably will want to do that later as well!

Thank you very much, again, I apologize for misusing this section but there wasn't much else for me to do.

EDIT: After a bit of messing around, I see what I was missing. In case you need someone to write an updated wiki with how to run it, I would be more than happy to help considering I've just gone through it!

Fixes https://github.com/codetheweb/aoede/issues/31

• Added a bunch of upgrades as well

Tested to be working just fine

Required breaking change:

DISCORD_USER_ID is now DISCORD_ADMINS which is a list

For supplying via env vars, DISCORD_ADMINS = '["user1","user2"]'

Bot works fine when first joining a voice channel, it connects and plays as usual. But as soon it disconnects from a voice channel it never comes back, the following error is sent on console every time you join a new voice channel.

Could not find user in VC.

Jul 20 11:29:55.059 ERROR librespot_connect::spirc: AutoplayError: MercuryError    
[...Same error multiple times]

Using the latest prebuilt binary for Windows.

Managed to run it two hours ago with no issues, got it connected to my server and played on Spotify. Trying to run it again now after closing my CMD window and turning off the PC. I get the message that everything is Ready, but no option is showing up in Spotify to connect to the device. Removed all variables in Regedit and set them again with the same issue.

Searched through the Librespot issue tracker, but didn't find much that could help.

I also received emails from Spotify the first three times I ran the exe regarding a new login, but running it now does not yield an email.

Is there a way to fix this or am I better off running the source code?

afaik it shoult be possible to use the bot with spotify webapi tokens -> it should be possible to implement oauth and offer the bot to more than one user without giving away login credentials