- ConnectorProtocol is a generic protocol specification to control a network based music player for Swift. The protocol abstracts a player specific implementation from a client implementation, which allows to have a single client that supports multiple player types.
- MPDConnector is a full implementation of this protocol for the MPD protocol: https://github.com/katoemba/mpdconnector/
- These two frameworks are the foundation of the Rigelian MPD client, for more info see https://www.rigelian.net
- The protocol relies heavily on reactive constructs, using RxSwift.
- ConnectorProtocol consist of five sub-protocols: * PlayerProtocol defines a basic player, access status, control and browse implementation, plus functions to maintain player-specific settings. * PlayerBrowserProtocol is a generic protocol to detect players on the network. * StatusProtocol is a protocol through which the connection status of a player, as well as the music-playing status can be monitored. * ControlProtocol is a protocol through which commands can be sent to a player, like play, pause, add a song etc. * BrowseProtocol is a protocol through which you can browse through the music on a player. It defines various ViewModels for artists, albums, genres etc.
- A number of basic objects are defined:
- Album
- Artist
- Song
- Playlist
- Folder
- PlayerStatus
- The protocol is meant to be independent of the target platform (iOS, MacOS, tvOS). However testing is only done on iOS.
- Xcode 11
- Swift 5.0
libmpdclient-swift is dependent on RxSwift.
Build and usage via swift package manager is supported:
The easiest way to add the library is directly from within XCode (11). Alternatively you can create a Package.swift
file.
// swift-tools-version:5.0
import PackageDescription
let package = Package(
name: "MyProject",
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/katoemba/connectorprotocol.git", from: "1.7.0")
],
targets: [
.target(name: "MyProject", dependencies: ["connectorprotocol"])
]
)
- A very limited set of unit tests is included.
- In case of questions you can contact berrie at rigelian dot net