Appreciate the shoutout man!! This workflow looks awesome :) 

Just made one, let me know how it works for you! https://github.com/karimkaylani/alfred-sonoscontroller

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Alfred Sonos Controller

Control playback of your Sonos speakers straight from Alfred!

Installation

Download

• Download and open the alfredworkflow file to install the workflow

Features

• Play, Pause, Next, Previous
• Set/Change Volume
• View Queue
• Play Songs from Queue (only tested on Spotify playing through Sonos app)
• Switch to line-in playback (if supported on device)
• Control Shuffle/Repeat

Usage

Type soco into Alfred, select or search your device, and then control it on the following screen

Hotkeys

Hotkeys are added by adding a hotkey trigger on the workflow flowchart (open Alfred Preferences -> Workflows -> Sonos Controller, then right click in the empty space -> Triggers -> Hotkey) and connecting it to the run script block with a text argument that follows the following syntax. You can also edit the preset hotkey triggers by right clicking them and selecting configure object.

(sonosName); (command)

ex:

Bedroom; next

Commands:

plpau - Play/Pause Sonos device

play - Play Sonos device

pause - Pause Sonos device

volpcg [value] - Set volume to specified value (ex. Bedroom; volpcg 50)

chvol [value] - Change volume by a specified value

next - Go to the next song

previous - Go to the previous song

linein - Switch playback to line-in

enshuffle - Enable shuffle and disable repeat

disshuffle - Disable shuffle and disable repeat

enrepeat - Enable repeat and disable shuffle

enshuffrep - Enable shuffle and repeat

plque [position in queue] - Play a song in a certain position in queue (only tested on Spotify playing through Sonos app)

Troubleshooting

If you find yourself getting the No Speakers Found error, it may be due to an incorrect interface address. This can be caused by having a VPN active, which unfortunatley Sonos does not support.

If you are still recieving this error, you can try manually setting the interface address to your local IP address on your machine (which can be found under your Network settings) by doing the following:

1. Open Alfred Preferences -> Workflows -> SonosController and press the [x] button in the top right corner

   This screen should appear:

   

2. Double click under the value column on interface_address and enter in the address of your local IP

Acknowledgements

This workflow was built using deanishe's Alfred-Workflow

Huge shoutout to the team behind SoCo which this workflow uses heavily

License

This workflow is released under the MIT license