Lofi is a mini Spotify player with visualizations. It is not a replacement for the Spotify Desktop app, nor does it play music independently of the Spotify app; instead, Lofi works alongside it to provide a more intuitive and pleasant access to common features, including pausing/playing, and previous/next track. Lofi also displays cover art and track info stylishly and it facilitates WebGL-powered audio visualizations for both Windows and MacOS. In other words, it's a "tiny Spotify player" or a "mini mode" for the Spotify desktop app.
It is possible to make Lofi work with other audio sources (including YouTube and SoundCloud), and that might make it on the roadmap at some point.
- A small,
1:1aspect ratio player depicting album art - An always-on-top "widget-like" app
- Minimalist (no extraneous controls)
- Multiple-screen capable
- Windows and MacOS compatible
- Visualization-ready (WebGL)
- ≤ 100MB memory footprint
To build, you'll need node-gyp, a compatible Python version (2.x), and your operating system's SDK (Microsoft Build Tools or Xcode). Linux native compilation is currently not supported. First, you'll need to run:
$ yarn install
To build from scratch, run yarn run dist. Find the output in /dist.
$ yarn run dist
To develop, open up a Terminal and type:
$ yarn run build
$ yarn run development
$ yarn run start
Use yarn run production (instead of development) to start the front-end in non-interactive mode.
See something you don't like? Have a feature request? Is your computer on fire? Feel free to open an issue or make a pull request. The more the merrier.
MIT.