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LIFred: Control your LIFX smart bulbs

Description

LIFred is a customizable Alfred Workflow to control your LIFX smart bulbs.

You can

• turn on/off some/all.
• set the color to some/all bulbs.
• let some/all bulbs breathe in a specific color.
• let some/all bulbs pulse in a specific color.

All of these actions work from the local network or over the internet.

Settings

You can show or hide all actions or bulbs to make the workflow fit your needs.

Getting started

Download the latest version from here and follow the instructions on how to set it up. 

It works now, thanks a lot! :-)

 

So did you remove the empty playlist finally? Because I can't reproduce on my side with this:

 

 

 

When you execute "spot_mini" again, do you see a warning message saying that library is in progress?

 

Also, if you can open a terminal and type the two commands:

 

 

 

ps -efx | grep php

 

and

 

netstat -an | grep 17693

 

Also, can you execute "spot_mini_debug" and provide the tgz file that would be generated in your download folder?

 

Thanks for your help

 

After I executed the two terminal commands, I got the warning message that library is in progress (don't know if it worked before), but it did not end. So I killed it and it seems to work now.

Sent you a pm on last.fm (didn't find the button here xD) with the download link for the tgz file :-)

Okay, I think I actually found the problem now. The iTunes playlists that were listed in the output were in the playlist folder "iTunes". If I delete the empty playlist "FM4" at the end of the folder, I get the JSON-Code. If the playlist is at the end of the folder, I don't get the JSON-Code.

Hope this helps! :-)

Edit: I get the JSON-Code now, but I still don't get a notification that the library is installed and I still see the "Install Library" entry.

This is my console output:

I already tried version 2.0; I still don't get a message that the library was installed even though I don't have an empty playlist. But I think I know where the problem is.

It looks like you iterate iTunes playlists as well. In iTunes I have a playlist with an audio stream (URL: http://mp3stream1.apasf.apa.at:8000/). Maybe you can access the playlist with the URI: spotify:user:@:playlist:54TRqJcX15CifJyeEhLq8G

I added the line

console.log(snapshot.length,array_tracks);

But it seems that every playlist is added. I get the following output:

getPlaylists finished 
[Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object, Object]

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111 111
22 1
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22 22
1 1
127 1
127 2
127 3
127 4
127 5
127 6
127 7
127 8
127 9
127 10
127 11
127 12
127 13
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3 1
3 2
3 3
2 1
2 2

thanks

 

Can you re-download the workflow, I have updated it with a fix.

-Delete the ~/Spotify/spotify-app-miniplayer folder to force the fix to be installed.

-You may have also to restart Spotify to make sure the latest version is used.

 

Let me know if this fixes the problem

Does still not work. Line 306 is false, because array_results.length equals 6 and matchedPlaylists.length equals 7.

Thanks for debugging this!

 

I think I understand why, I've reproduced by adding a folder at the end of my playlists, see "test" folder:

 

 

Can you confirm it is your case?

I'll provide a fix shortly

Yea, I have got a folder at the end of my playlist. Thank you! Awesome support! :-)

BTW: I like your musical taste, Bon Iver is great!

Cool, I didn't know there is a debug console

I debugged it a bit a found out, that snapshots.length (miniplayer.js line 269) equals 8, but snapshots.get(7) (miniplayer.js line 271) is null, so line 288 is never called. Any idea why it is null?

I do not get any JSON-Output. I don't get an error either. Do you have any idea what the problem is? I am stuck at the following screen: