KRunner-Spotify
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App Runners kde5 krunner music plugin spotify
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/MartijnVogelaar/krunner-spotify
This plugin allows you to easily control Spotify using KRunner. The plugin uses Spotipy to interact with the Spotify Web API. Using only a handful of words the user can control Spotify in a straightforward manner, even if Spotify does not run on the same device as KRunner is running on. Whether you are playing Spotify on your phone, Chromecast(Audio), Smart TV or anyother device, you are able to control it using this plugin!
v0.2 1 month ago
The following new features have been added:
- Podcasts are now supported
- Progress of track can be controlled
- Playback style can be changed
- General bugfixes
v0.2 1 month ago
The following new features have been added:
- Podcasts are now supported
- Progress of track can be controlled
- Playback style can be changed
- General bugfixes
pretty good add-on overhaul useful and fast, i have some suggestions tho.
I think that the double volume function is a bit of a repetition, u can do a single vol function that takes as input the percent of volume to set, instead of 2 functions for increase and decrease the volume,another thing that bugs me is that when u pause a song for a bit after some time u can't resume it or even play another song cause the program says that there isn't an open instance even if there is solid 8 stars, solve those problems and they can be 10
good job keep it up
kira6
Dec 07 2020
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KRunner-Spotify is part of KDE Themes and Content, which is supported by the following people:
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alex1701c
2 days ago
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mattiadallacosta
1 month ago
ty for listening and il stop trowing shit at you now
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aeropto
1 month ago
The keywords can be configured in the config file located in: ~/.config/KRunner-Spotify/KRunner-Spotify.config. They can thus be made as short as you want. After editing, don't forget to run the: ReloadConfig command in Krunner for the changes to take effect.
To be honest, I do not see the use case for skipping multiple songs.
Regarding the album feature, it has been on the backlog since the beginning, but as I am not an album listener I haven't worked on it yet.
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mattiadallacosta
1 month ago
I think that the double volume function is a bit of a repetition, u can do a single vol function that takes as input the percent of volume to set, instead of 2 functions for increase and decrease the volume,another thing that bugs me is that when u pause a song for a bit after some time u can't resume it or even play another song cause the program says that there isn't an open instance even if there is solid 8 stars, solve those problems and they can be 10
good job keep it up
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mattiadallacosta
1 month ago
I think that the double volume function is a bit of a repetition, u can do a single vol function that takes as input the percent of volume to set, instead of 2 functions for increase and decrease the volume,another thing that bugs me is that when u pause a song for a bit after some time u can't resume it or even play another song cause the program says that there isn't an open instance even if there is solid 8 stars, solve those problems and they can be 10
good job keep it up
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aeropto
1 month ago
First of all thanks for the feedback, regarding your points:
* I do agree that a single volume command is beneficial, I've put it on the back log.
* I, unfortunately, cannot do anything about the fact that there is no open instance available. Spotify automatically "unregisters" a device after it has not played a song/track for a certain amount of time, lets say 15 minutes. After those 15 minutes, the Spotify API is no longer able to communicate with the device running Spotify. As I am writing this comment I might have a solution for this but I am not a 100% sure if it is going to work.
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