This layer provides a convenient way to turn your device into a jukebox playing Pandora. If all you want is a command-line client, there is a standalone recipe for building pianobar, a console-based pandora client. For more user-friendly experience, you can also serve up Patiobar, a node.js-based web front end for pianobar.
meta-jukebox was forked from meta-aura to provide a starter project for ATS Garage users who aren’t that familiar with Yocto yet.
Poky URI: git://git.yoctoproject.org/poky.git branch: denzil or later revision: HEAD
meta-nodejs URI: https://github.com/imyller/meta-nodejs.git branch: krogoth or later
meta-jukebox doesn’t include any reference images, and there are only three recipes. To build, just add the layer (and its dependencies meta-nodejs and poky) to your project and bitbake away.
If you want a more detailed guide for making a jukebox out of a Raspberry Pi, why not try out the ATS Garage Raspberry Pi quickstart?