Spotify Radio

Stream your Spotify collection

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services:
  spotify-radio:
    #image: borges/spotify-radio
    image: caroma/spotify-radio:latest
    container_name: spotify-radio
    hostname: spotify-radio
    ports:
      - "20300:20300"
    environment:
      SPOTIFY_USERNAME: $USERNAME
      SPOTIFY_PASSWORD: $PASS
    volumes:
      - /spotify-radio/container/custom_boot.sh:/home/user/custom_boot.sh:ro
      #- /spotify-radio/container/spotifyd:/bin/spotifyd:ro
      - /spotify-radio/container/spotifyd.conf:/home/user/.config/spotifyd/spotifyd.conf:ro
      #- /spotify-radio/container/darkice.cfg:/home/user/darkice.cfg:ro
      #- /spotify-radio/container/icecast.xml:/etc/icecast2/icecast.xml:ro

What?

A docker image that creates a new device on Spotify (called "Daemon"), which streams what you're listening to Icecast.

It uses the excellent spotifyd.

How?

docker run --name spotify -p 20300:20300 -e "SPOTIFY_USERNAME=$USERNAME" -e "SPOTIFY_PASSWORD=$PASS" borges/spotify-radio

Then connect to the stream via http://my.ip.address:20300/spotify.

Why?

Spotify has an electron app that consumes gigabytes of RAM. I miss the time I used around 100MB to do the same.

So I've been looking for alternatives. Spotifyd came to the rescue but every time my computer went to sleep I had to restart it and reconnect to my Daemon device on Spotify. So I've come up with the idea of dockerize it and let it live on my server, and I chose Icecast to stream it to my machine.

Disclaimer

spotifyd binary was compiled via cargo build --release --features pulseaudio_backend and was included here to accelerate building time. You should compile it by yourself.

Legal

Spotify Radio in licensed under MIT.

SPOTIFY is a trademark of Spotify AB.