Aoede is a Discord music bot that directly streams from Spotify to Discord. The only interface is Spotify itself.

Note: a Spotify Premium account is currently required. This is a limitation of librespot, the Spotify library Aoede uses. Facebook logins are not supported.

💼 Usecases

• Small servers with friends
• Discord Stages, broadcast music to your audience

🏗 Usage

(Images are available for x86 and arm64.)

Notes:

⚠️ Aoede only supports bot tokens. Providing a user token won't work.

Aoede will appear offline until you join a voice channel it has access it.

Docker Compose (recommended):

There are a variety of image tags available:

• :0: versions >= 0.0.0
• :0.5: versions >= 0.5.0 and < 0.6.0
• :0.5.1: an exact version specifier
• :latest: whatever the latest version is

version: '3.4'

services:
  aoede:
    image: codetheweb/aoede
    restart: always
    volumes:
      - ./aoede:/data
    environment:
      - DISCORD_TOKEN=
      - SPOTIFY_USERNAME=
      - SPOTIFY_PASSWORD=
      - DISCORD_USER_ID=     # Discord user ID of the user you want Aoede to follow

Docker:

# .env
DISCORD_TOKEN=
SPOTIFY_USERNAME=
SPOTIFY_PASSWORD=
DISCORD_USER_ID=

docker run --rm -d --env-file .env codetheweb/aoede

Prebuilt Binaries:

Prebuilt binaries are available on the releases page. Download the binary for your platform, then inside a terminal session:

1. There are two options to make configuration values available to Aoede:
   1. Copy the config.sample.toml file to config.toml and update as necessary.
   2. Use environment variables (see the Docker Compose section above):
      • On Windows, you can use setx DISCORD_TOKEN my-token
      • On Linux / macOS, you can use export DISCORD_TOKEN=my-token
2. Run the binary:
   • For Linux / macOS, ./platform-latest-aoede after navigating to the correct directory
   • For Windows, execute windows-latest-aoede.exe after navigating to the correct directory

Building from source:

Requirements:

• automake
• autoconf
• cmake
• libtool
• Rust
• Cargo

Run cargo build --release. This will produce a binary in target/release/aoede. Set the required environment variables (see the Docker Compose section), then run the binary.