Telegram bot for subsonic

Connect and interact with your subsonic server using a telegram bot, powered with node.js and telebot.

Install

Requisites:

• node.js
• npm

git clone https://github.com/poloba/subsonic-telegram-bot.git
npm install

Remember to change this parameters:

const bot = new TeleBot({
    token: 'bot_telegram_token',
    usePlugins: ['askUser', 'commandButton'],
});

const API_DOMAIN = 'https://your_server/rest/';
const API_USER = 'user';
const API_PASSWORD = 'md5_hash';
const API_PASSWORD_SALT = 'md5_hash_salt';

How to generate your MD5 hash password

1. Calculate the authentication token as follows: token = md5(password + salt). The md5() function takes a string and returns the 32-byte ASCII hexadecimal representation of the MD5 hash, using lower case characters for the hex values. The '+' operator represents concatenation of the two strings. Treat the strings as UTF-8 encoded when calculating the hash.
2. For example: if the password is sesame and the random salt is c19b2d, then token = md5("sesamec19b2d") = 26719a1196d2a940705a59634eb18eab. The corresponding request URL then becomes:

https://your_server/rest/ping.view?u=user&t=26719a1196d2a940705a59634eb18eab&s=c19b2d&v=1.15.0&c=TelegramBot

After you have all installed and configurated simply run your bot:

npm run up

Commands

/playing

• Retrieve all the listeners that are playing music.

/search

• You can search providing one or multiples keywords. The bot will return a list of button with the results. Press the song that you want to listen and it will be send you a mp3 file with the cover.
• The mp3 file will be download to a temporal directory. When the file it is sent to telegram it will be deleted locally.

/about

• Credits.

External documentation

Subsonic API Telebot