Spodcast is a caching Spotify podcast to RSS proxy. Using Spodcast you can follow Spotify-hosted netcasts/podcasts using any player which supports RSS, thus enabling the use of older hardware which is not compatible with the Spotify (web) app.
This release:
To get spodcast to fetch those episodes it missed while #13 reared its ugly head (i.e. between 2022-06-16 and 2022-06-30) you can temporarily increase --max-episodes (or sync in the web interface, although that only goes up to 5) to whatever number of episodes you expect have been missed - the number depends on the release frequency.
This release:
To get spodcast to fetch those episodes it missed while #13 reared its ugly head (i.e. between 2022-06-16 and 2022-06-30) you can temporarily increase --max-episodes (or sync in the web interface, although that only goes up to 5) to whatever number of episodes you expect have been missed - the number depends on the release frequency.
This release:
To get spodcast to fetch those episodes it missed while #13 reared its ugly head (i.e. between 2022-06-16 and 2022-06-30) you can temporarily increase --max-episodes (or sync in the web interface, although that only goes up to 5) to whatever number of episodes you expect have been missed - the number depends on the release frequency.
Changes:
--transcode yes/no to enable transcoding .ogg into .mp3 for handicapped devices which do not support open codes (iOS, looking at you here)Fixes:
spodcast from clobbering feed manager related data (sync/keep)spodcast config file in case the existing file misses one or more settingsNew install requirements:
The change to a SPA was necessitated by the introduction of the --transcode yes/no option which (when activated) causes feed updates to take much more time, especially on less powerful hardware. This would cause the feed manager process to timeout before the feeds were updated. This problem is mostly fixed but can still occur in the webcron update process. If this happens the php-fpm and/or web server timeout needs to be increased. This should only happen on slower hardware and/or slow links. See the README for information on how to do this for nginx.
Changes:
--transcode yes/no to enable transcoding .ogg into .mp3 for handicapped devices which do not support open codes (iOS, looking at you here)Fixes:
spodcast from clobbering feed manager related data (sync/keep)spodcast config file in case the existing file misses one or more settingsNew install requirements:
The change to a SPA was necessitated by the introduction of the --transcode yes/no option which (when activated) causes feed updates to take much more time, especially on less powerful hardware. This would cause the feed manager process to timeout before the feeds were updated. This problem is mostly fixed but can still occur in the webcron update process. If this happens the php-fpm and/or web server timeout needs to be increased. This should only happen on slower hardware and/or slow links. See the README for information on how to do this for nginx.
Changes:
--transcode yes/no to enable transcoding .ogg into .mp3 for handicapped devices which do not support open codes (iOS, looking at you here)Fixes:
New install requirements:
The change to a SPA was necessitated by the introduction of the --transcode yes/no option which (when activated) causes feed updates to take much more time, especially on less powerful hardware. This would cause the feed manager process to timeout before the feeds were updated. This problem is mostly fixed but can still occur in the webcron update process. If this happens the php-fpm and/or web server timeout needs to be increased. This should only happen on slower hardware and/or slow links. See the README for information on how to do this for nginx.
Changes:
--transcode yes/no to enable transcoding .ogg into .mp3 for handicapped devices which do not support open codes (iOS, looking at you here)Fixes:
New install requirements:
The change to a SPA was necessitated by the introduction of the --transcode yes/no option which (when activated) causes feed updates to take much more time, especially on less powerful hardware. This would cause the feed manager process to timeout before the feeds were updated. This problem is mostly fixed but can still occur in the webcron update process. If this happens the php-fpm and/or web server timeout needs to be increased. This should only happen on slower hardware and/or slow links.
One more typo... just one more...
Corrected typo in feed template, feed now validates in https://validator.w3.org/feed/check.cgi
Move to setup.cfg with stub setup.py
Use librespot-python v0.0.1 from PyPi instead of github master.
Release spodast v0.3.5 on PyPi.