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  • New Features

    • Added Spotify integration to WLED project
    • Enabled real-time track information display
    • Implemented Spotify API support
  • Configuration Changes

    • Updated library dependency management
    • Added new build flags for Spotify usermod
  • Technical Improvements

    • Optimized function declarations
    • Updated ArduinoJson library inclusion method

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The pull request introduces a new Spotify usermod for the WLED project, enhancing the system's capabilities by integrating Spotify functionality. The changes include adding a new library dependency, creating a Spotify usermod class, registering the usermod, and updating various configuration files. The modifications involve adjusting library inclusion methods, adding compiler attributes to functions, and setting up the infrastructure to support Spotify integration within the existing WLED framework.

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File Changes
platformio.ini - Added Spotify library dependency
- Added Spotify build flag
- Set library link dependency mode to chain
usermods/Spotify/usermod_spotify.h - Created new SpotifyUsermod class
- Added methods for Spotify integration, including setup, connection, and JSON API interaction
wled00/const.h - Added new usermod ID for Spotify (ID 95)
wled00/fcn_declare.h - Updated function signatures with const and pure attributes
- Changed ArduinoJson include method
wled00/usermods_list.cpp - Added conditional compilation for Spotify usermod
- Registered SpotifyUsermod
wled00/wled.h - Updated ArduinoJson include method

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant WLED
    participant SpotifyUsermod
    participant SpotifyAPI

    User->>WLED: Configure Spotify settings
    WLED->>SpotifyUsermod: Initialize
    SpotifyUsermod->>SpotifyAPI: Authenticate
    SpotifyAPI-->>SpotifyUsermod: Access Token
    loop Every Second
        SpotifyUsermod->>SpotifyAPI: Get Currently Playing
        SpotifyAPI-->>SpotifyUsermod: Track Information
        SpotifyUsermod->>WLED: Update State
    end
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
usermods/Spotify/usermod_spotify.h (3)

17-104: Reduce verbosity in printCurrentlyPlayingToSerial.
While it provides thorough debug output, consider wrapping debug prints in a toggleable debug flag to avoid spamming the serial console in production and to improve performance.


175-205: Check for potential WiFi reconnection.
During calls to spotify.getCurrentlyPlaying(...), if WiFi drops mid-request, consider retry or an error-handling flow to avoid indefinite waiting or repeated failures.


380-391: Ensure robust MQTT error handling.
This method silently returns if MQTT is unavailable. Consider logging in debug mode or toggling an internal flag to indicate that publishing is skipped.

wled00/usermods_list.cpp (1)

421-424: Validate default usermod enabling.
The usermod is currently added with the parameter false, disabling it by default. If you intend Spotify to be active out-of-the-box, set this to true.

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  • platformio.ini (4 hunks)
  • usermods/Spotify/usermod_spotify.h (1 hunks)
  • wled00/const.h (1 hunks)
  • wled00/fcn_declare.h (1 hunks)
  • wled00/src/dependencies/json/AsyncJson-v6.h (1 hunks)
  • wled00/usermods_list.cpp (2 hunks)
  • wled00/wled.h (1 hunks)
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  • wled00/wled.h
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wled00/src/dependencies/json/AsyncJson-v6.h (1)

15-15: LGTM! Include statement update follows best practices.

The change from quotes to angle brackets for the ArduinoJson include is appropriate, as it correctly indicates this is an external library dependency rather than a local header.

wled00/fcn_declare.h (2)

143-143: LGTM! Include statement update follows best practices.

The change from a relative path to angle brackets for ArduinoJson include is appropriate and consistent with other files.


Line range hint 58-58: Excellent optimization! Compiler attributes improve performance.

The addition of __attribute__((const)) and __attribute__((pure)) helps the compiler optimize these frequently called functions:

  • const for pure mathematical functions (color_blend, color_add, approximateKelvinFromRGB)
  • pure for functions that may read global memory (gamma8, gamma32, crc16)

These attributes enable compiler optimizations like:

  • Common subexpression elimination
  • Loop optimization
  • Constant folding

Also applies to: 59-59, 60-60, 75-75, 76-76, 77-77, 391-391

usermods/Spotify/usermod_spotify.h (2)

140-144: Validate initialization result.
Currently, setup() just sets the refresh token and doesn’t confirm or log if any required fields (e.g. clientId, clientSecret) are missing. Consider adding validation steps or logging errors if config values are empty.


320-326: Confirm the redirect URI and scope usage.
In appendConfigData(), building the Spotify login link is crucial. Verify the scope parameter and callback URI meet Spotify’s latest security and permissions requirements, preventing potential invalid redirect issues.

wled00/usermods_list.cpp (1)

212-214: Optional compilation check.
Including usermod_spotify.h within #ifdef USERMOD_SPOTIFY is correct. It might be useful to add compile-time messages to confirm Spotify usermod is enabled, helping troubleshoot any missing build flags.

wled00/const.h (1)

146-146: New usermod ID looks good.
Registering a new ID for Spotify usermod helps avoid conflicts with existing usermods. No issues spotted here.

platformio.ini (2)

1085-1087: LGTM! Spotify integration looks good.

The Spotify library dependency is properly pinned to a specific commit hash (872e5c3) which ensures build reproducibility. The build flag USERMOD_SPOTIFY is appropriately defined to enable the Spotify usermod.


237-237: Consider the implications of changing lib_ldf_mode.

The change to lib_ldf_mode = chain+ may affect how library dependencies are resolved. While this can help with complex dependency trees, it might increase build times.

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The lib_ldf_mode = chain+ setting is appropriate for WLED

This mode is well-suited for WLED's modular architecture and helps properly resolve hierarchical dependencies between core components and usermods.

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Comment on lines +14 to +15
WiFiClientSecure client;
SpotifyArduino spotify(client, "", "", "");
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Encapsulate or privatize these global client instances.
Declaring a global WiFiClientSecure and SpotifyArduino instance at lines 14–15 can complicate testing and concurrency management. Consider moving them inside the SpotifyUsermod class to scope their usage properly:

Comment on lines +150 to +169
void connected() {
if (!enabled) return;
USER_PRINTLN("Connected to WiFi!");
client.setCACert(spotify_server_cert);
initDone = true;
const char *refreshToken = NULL;
String callbackURI = "http://" + WiFi.localIP().toString() + "/settings/um?um=Spotify";
if(false) {
// if(strcmp(refreshToken.c_str(), "") == 0) {
USER_PRINTLN("Fetch refresh token");
refreshToken = spotify.requestAccessTokens("AQBhcQ4OCmawSPENF8ZWizBRjE9vawQvrOnpsZzzOy3NdsK37WrqyZSSBRK2toNCABH1AIPcXZSVK3H-ya77wS_bEcd85nX1XDYPFVKEEzIzy4klRqfg8RtCyR14a2xTY1ya7I_mmpJBvOb9ZEL0tfT97QNQu3_K8-XaBAPMxEfkAMyJYE_HTVn37I6Q5FIFDL5MmHHZvj3nV7C_u9aqd9dWASGLyv3tWhwi", callbackURI.c_str());
spotify.setRefreshToken(refreshToken);
}

USER_PRINTLN("Refreshing Access Tokens");
if (!spotify.refreshAccessToken()) {
USER_PRINTLN("Failed to get access tokens");
}
USER_PRINTLN("SpotifyUsermod::connected completed");
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Harden token handling logic against null or invalid tokens.
If the refreshToken is missing or invalid, the code tries to request a new one. Ensure that the code doesn’t reveal sensitive tokens in logs, and gracefully handle refresh failures (e.g., temporarily disable the usermod).

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