This is the Rustberry Jukebox software project, which can be used for turning a Raspberry Pi into a simple jukebox device with the music playback being implemented via Spotify and controlled with RFID tags. It is implemented in Rust.
Rustberry Jukebox consists of the following:
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A service (
jukeboxd), which processes commands from hardware periphery (GPIOs, including an attached MF RC522 RFID reader). Such commands include:- Playback start/stop requests,
- shutdown requests,
- volume control (to be implemented).
Playback requests are derived from RFID tags as seen by the RFID reader and induce calls to the Spotify Web API allowing the service to control a Spotify client. Other commands are associated with GPIO events (i.e. button press).
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CLI tools for reading and writing RFID tags using the format expected by
jukeboxd. -
A Docker image and shell scripts used for cross-compiling all included binaries for the armv7 architecture used by Raspberry Pi.
This is very much work in progress. But there exists already one happy user (my daughter).
$ docker run --rm -it -v $PWD:/tmp/src -w /tmp/src
mtesseract/rustberry-builder-arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf:latest /bin/bash
And then, for example:
$ cargo watch -x 'check --target=arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf'