A fork of rescrobbled to scrobble to a selfhosted Maloja server in addition to Last.fm. All scrobbling features for Listenbrainz.org have been replaced with Maloja.
I used code from listenbrainz-rust 0.2.2 as the foundation for scrobbling to Maloja. I couldn't find any easy and universal way to scrobble to Maloja from Linux so I'm lucky to have found rescrobbled. (I already use Pano Scrobbler on Android and it works with Maloja.) I just have no need for ListenBrainz that's why I took it out to keep it clean and small. I imagine it should be easy though to include all three scrobbling platforms if necessary. I just needed to check out how rust works so I made this.
I edited the original README below to fit this fork.
Rescrobbled is a music scrobbler daemon written in Rust. Rescrobbled detects active media players running on D-Bus using MPRIS, automatically updates "now playing" status, and scrobbles songs as they play.
You can download one of the prebuilt binaries here. The binary can be placed anywhere you like.
Alternatively you can install from source using cargo install --path . from the crate root.
To use rescrobbled-maloja, you'll need a Last.fm API key and secret. These can be obtained here and an API key from your Maloja server to be used as a token.
Rescrobbled expects a configuration file at ~/.config/rescrobbled/config.toml with the following format:
api-key = "Last.fm API key"
api-secret = "Last.fm API secret"
lb-token = "Maloja API key"
enable-notifications = false # optional
#min-play-time = { secs: 0, nanos: 0 } # optional
malojaserver = "https://<YOUR MALOJA SERVER>/api/newscrobble"By default, track submission respects Last.fm's recommended behavior; songs should only be scrobbled if they have been playing for at least half their duration, or for 4 minutes, whichever comes first. Using min-play-time you can override this.
To make sure that rescrobbled can scrobble to Last.fm, you need to run the program in a terminal. This will prompt you for your Last.fm username and password, and authenticate with Last.fm. A long-lasting session token is then obtained, which will be used on subsequent runs instead of your username/password.
If you want to run rescrobbled as a daemon, you can put the provided systemd unit file in the ~/.config/systemd/user/ directory.
Change ExecStart to point to the location of the binary, as necessary. Then, to enable the program to run at startup, use:
systemctl --user enable rescrobbled.service
You can run it in the current session using:
systemctl --user start rescrobbled.service