Aurial is a browser-based HTML/JavaScript client interface for streaming music from Subsonic, Airsonic, Navidrome, or other software and services implementing the Subsonic API, and does does not require the use of a Flash-based player or plugin.
Aurial's aim is to provide a simple, intuitive and straight-forward interface to browse and play your music, and to be as easy to deploy as it is to configure and use.
As such, it focuses exclusively on playback of your music library, and by design does not support other media types, such as video, podcasts or internet radio.
This fork aims at providing some quality-of-life improvements tailored to my needs, as well as Electron support.
master should be automatically deployed to https://simsor.github.io/aurial/ if you want to try out the web version.
The project is built via NPM and Webpack.
Install npm for your platform, and then execute the following in the project
root directory (alternatively, yarn may also be used):
$ npm install
$ npm run <watch|dist|start|gui|pack|pack-installer>
A dist directory will be produced containing the built output, which may be
served via an HTTP server and accessed via a web browser.
watch includes additional debug information, which may not be optimal for
production or general-use deployments, and produces a significantly larger
download; it recompiles code as changes are made. dist will produce
uglified and minified output suitable for "production" deployment. start will
run Aurial in Webpack's dev server on port 8080 (or next available port above
that), and allows automatic reloading of the page as code changes are made.
gui will build the app using Electron and run it. There is no auto-reload in this mode.
pack and pack-installer will pack the application using electron-builder respectively in "directory" mode and in "installer" mode for the current platform. Don't hesitate to edit package.json if you want to build it for other platforms.