You should be able to use http.get for that. Where to put it in your script
depends on when you want to do it :-)
Romain
2016-06-01 12:18 GMT-05:00 Feiko <[email protected]>:
> Hi there you all,
>
> Sorry I don't get it,
> If I put this in just an internet browser like firefox then RadioDj
> (RESTserver) plays next track.
> http://ip:port/opt?ath=password&command=PlayPlaylistTrack
>
> but how do I do this in liquidsoap I thaut
> http.get(data="opt?ath=password&command=PlayPlaylistTrack","IP:port")
> and where do I put it see here under my script.
>
> TNX
> Feiko
>
> #nieuws + verkeer op een bed
> nieuws_bed = single("/home/chiel/fir_audio/info/nieuws/FIR nieuws id
> zonder.mp3")
> nieuws_nieuws = single("/home/chiel/fir_audio/info/nieuws/nieuws.mp3")
> nieuws_verkeer =
> single("/home/chiel/fir_audio/info/nieuws/verkeer.mp3")
>
> info = sequence(merge=true,
> [
> blank(duration=8.),
> nieuws_nieuws,
> once(nieuws_verkeer),
> ]
> )
>
> nieuws = add([nieuws_bed,info])
> nieuws = amplify(2., override="replay_gain", nieuws)
>
> #studio streams + nieuws om het uur
> almere = "http://46.166.178.144:8000/studioalmere";
> <http://46.166.178.144:8000/studioalmere>
> brielle = "http://46.166.178.144:8000/studiobriele";
> <http://46.166.178.144:8000/studiobriele>
>
> relayalmere = mksafe(input.http(almere))
> relaybrielle = mksafe(input.http(brielle))
>
> studios_ext = fallback(
> track_sensitive=false,
> [
> switch([({1h59m00s}, nieuws)]),
> strip_blank(max_blank=1., relayalmere),
> strip_blank(max_blank=1., relaybrielle),
> ]
> )
>
> #error sound
> error = single("/home/chiel/fir_audio/jingles/error/error.mp3")
> error = amplify(2.,override="replay_gain",error)
>
> #switch tussen studio's en error
> main_stream = fallback(
> [
> studios_ext,
> error
> ]
> )
>
> # icecast server main stream mount /mp3
> output.icecast(
> %mp3(bitrate=192,samplerate=44100,stereo=true),
> description = "Meer dan hits",
> name = "Free Internet Radio",
> genre = "van A tot Z van 0 tot 9",
> url = "www.freeinternetradio.nl",
> host = "46.166.178.144",
> mount = "mp3",
> port = 8000,
> password = "pasword",
> main_stream
> )
>
>
>
> Op 26-5-2016 om 22:45 schreef Romain Beauxis:
>
> Just in: http.put, http.head and http.delete in latest SVN..
>
> 2016-05-26 15:17 GMT-05:00 Romain Beauxis <[email protected]>:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> You should be able to execute any external process of your choice using
>> for instance system(). Also, you should be able to use http.get and
>> http.post functions. See:
>> http://liquidsoap.fm/doc-svn/reference.html#http_get
>>
>> Romain
>>
>> 2016-05-26 4:07 GMT-05:00 Feiko <[email protected]>:
>>
>>> Hai Lars,
>>>
>>> how liquidsoap can send a command to the Rest Server within RadioDJ.
>>>
>>> I know how it works in RadioDJ, I have made a PHP remote for it, but now
>>> liquidsoap.
>>>
>>> Tnx,
>>> Feiko
>>>
>>> Op 26-5-2016 om 2:49 schreef Lars Kruse:
>>> > Hello Feiko,
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Am Wed, 25 May 2016 17:51:21 +0200
>>> > schrieb Feiko < <[email protected]>[email protected]>:
>>> >
>>> >> I have RadioDJ which runs a RESTserver and I want liquidsoap trigger
>>> >> some functions.
>>> >>
>>> >> Can somebody tell me how I can do this in liquidsoap???
>>> > which part of these two problems are you looking for?
>>> > The triggering of external commands or the HTTP request?
>>> > The latter is probably possible with liquidsoap's "system" function
>>> combined
>>> > with curl.
>>> > The triggering probably depends on your events of interest.
>>> >
>>> > Lars
>>> >
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