Aonsoku - A modern client for Navidrome/Subsonic servers built with React and Rust
from Sunny@slrpnk.net to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 24 Oct 04:16
https://slrpnk.net/post/29267606
from Sunny@slrpnk.net to selfhosted@lemmy.world on 24 Oct 04:16
https://slrpnk.net/post/29267606
I did not build this, simply sharing it.
Frankly quite surprised to see this has not been mentioned on Lemmy yet. Have been working on migrating away from Spotify to Navidrome for a while now, but wasn’t completely satisfied with the UI of Navidrome. Luckily I stumbled upon this project and having used it for a week or so now i thought it would be a good idea to share it and give the project some love! <3
I plan on doing a detailed write up of how i went along with migrating to Navidrome as soon as I have all my playlists and discoverability in order, stay tuned :)
GitHub Link: github.com/victoralvesf/aonsoku, License: MIT
Features
- Subsonic Integration: Aonsoku integrates with your Navidrome or Subsonic server, providing you with easy access to your music collection.
- Intuitive UI: Modern, clean and user-friendly interface designed to enhance your music listening experience.
- Podcast Support: With Aonsoku Podcasts you can easily access, manage, and listen to your favorites podcasts directly within the app. Enjoy advanced search options, customizable filters and seamless listening synchronization to enhance your podcast experience.
- Synchronized lyrics: Aonsoku will automatically find a synced lyric from LRCLIB if none is provided by the server.
- Unsynchronized lyrics: If your songs have embedded unsynchronized lyrics, Aonsoku is able to show them.
- Radio: If your server supports it, listen to radio shows directly within Aonsoku.
- Scrobble: Sync played songs with your server.
Screenshots
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Nice, thanks for sharing. Do you happen to know if it can connect to multiple backends?
Ur welcome! AFAIK no i dont think it can do that atm. If I were you I’d host multiple instances and maybe throw different themes at each instance to tell the difference more easily maybe :)
Can it do offline play? That’s my major issue with every single desktop client
No it does not, however there is a Feature Request/Discussion for it; github.com/victoralvesf/aonsoku/issues/114.
I’m a huge fan of aonsoku but it’s been 6 months since there’s been an update and I’m worried it’s abandoned. Hope not!
No mobile view :(
After setting up Navidrome and being very happy with it apart from the web interface i went looking for a better one so i’ve looked at a few of these now. Aonsoku does seem to be one of the better ones.
Though i still feel Feishin is currently the most fleshed out and is still getting active development.
It has multi select everywhere, lots of options for sending things to playlists and queues. You can have the playlist docked to the RHS. You can drag stuff around in the queue. Just lots of nice quality of life options.
Yeah agreed, Feishin is more feature rich and promising, plus as you say active in development.