Fork of Mopidy-json-client, but from scratch and async
Async Mopidy Client via JSON/RPC Websocket interface
mopidy-async-client provides a main class MopidyClient, which manages the connection and methods to the Mopidy Server.
import asyncio
from mopidy_async_client import MopidyClient
async def playback_started_handler(data):
print(data)
async def all_events_handler(event, data):
print(event, data)
async def main1():
async with MopidyClient(url='ws://some_ip:6680/mopidy/ws') as mopidy: # close connection explicit
await mopidy.playback.play()
async def main2():
mopidy = await MopidyClient().connect()
mopidy.listener.bind('track_playback_started', playback_started_handler)
mopidy.listener.bind('*', all_events_handler)
# your app logic
for i in range(10):
await asyncio.sleep(5)
# end your app logic
await mopidy.disconnect() # close connection implicit
asyncio.run(main1())
# or
asyncio.run(main2())You can specify parse_results=True in MopidyClient and get Mopidy objects instead of json dictionaries.
To do this, you need to install Mopidy locally (only for importing models)
async with MopidyClient(parse_results=True) as mopidy:
res = await mopidy.tracklist.get_tracks()
print(res)
>>> [Track(date='2020-01-01', length=392533, name='audio.mp3', uri='file:///home/svin/Music/audio.mp3')]
# instead of
>>> [{'__model__': 'Track', 'uri': 'file:///home/svin/Music/audio.mp3', 'name': 'audio.mp3', 'date': '2020-01-01', 'length': 392533}]pip install mopidy-async-client