i found that this documentationis ok
https://github.com/elParaguayo/LMS-CLI-Documentation/blob/master/LMS-CLI.md
with this documentation i realized a smarthome adapter in
node/javascript
https://github.com/oweitman/ioBroker.squeezeboxrpc
on base of an library that i updated the dependencies
ThatPaolo wrote:
> Oh
>
> no... 13 years old :(
As mentioned earlier in the thread there is no documentation thats 100%
updated, unfortunately this tends to be the case in many projects so it
isnt unique for LMS. At least the source code for LMS and SqueezePlay
is available so you can always
ThatPaolo wrote:
> oh
>
> yes!
>
> :)
Oh
no... 13 years old :(
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erland wrote:
> would the old documentation from squeezeplay browse protocol be useful
> ?
> https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://github.com/logitech/squeezeplay/blob/49f41e48311ade3a4a879b4b27283036363724b5/src/squeezeplay/doc/html/jivemlon.html
>
> its probably not updated with latest
mherger wrote:
> > The CLI docs also donât mention anything about the menu: parameters
> or
> > window style.
> >
> > There must be a comprehensive doc for all this somewhere :)
>
> Unfortunately there's none. At least not a comprehensive doc. There's
> something int he old wiki, but it's
The CLI docs also don’t mention anything about the menu: parameters or
window style.
There must be a comprehensive doc for all this somewhere :)
Unfortunately there's none. At least not a comprehensive doc. There's
something int he old wiki, but it's incomplete, and pretty sure not
accurate
ThatPaolo wrote:
> I am working on a UWP controller (https://github.com/PaoloM/Fiona) and I
> could really use some advice on how to deal with what is returned by
> apps :)Sorry I already have a UWP controller for sale in the Windows Store, so
it's not really in my interest to provide too much
wt0 wrote:
> AFAIK there's no documentation on that. Wish there was. It would've
> made my life lot easier.
>
> BTW, the json server responses are filled with inconsistencies like the
> one you mentioned.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3 using Tapatalk
I am working on a UWP controller
ThatPaolo wrote:
> Thank you, and thats what Ive done so far. The problem is in how to
> interpret which fields are used in each type of response. For example,
> when you request a list of items from an app like Spotty, there are a
> bunch of structures in the returned JSON that might or might
Thank you, and thats what Ive done so far. The problem is in how to
interpret which fields are used in each type of response. For example,
when you request a list of items from an app like Spotty, there are a
bunch of structures in the returned JSON that might or might not be the
ones youre
Basically you can use /jsonrpc.js to send all kinds of CLI commands and
get structured JSON data back:
curl -X POST -d
'{"id":5,"method":"slim.request","params":["00:04:20:12:34:56",["status","-",1,"tags:uBJjKlaxNo"]]}'
http://localhost:9000/jsonrpc.js
Now what you need to look for depends
I have read the CLI docs that comes with LMS, and I have done some
protocol snooping on what exactly is being sent back and forth between a
3rd party controller app (or the web interface itself) and the LMS.
I was wondering if there is a better set of documents to understand
which fields are
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