Forgive me but is this suppose to be available in HACS? I couldnt find it, tried to add the github repo and it says it exists ???
Hi,
Thanks for your Spotify Card, it works perfectly!
I use iOS theme, so i want to have same look. When i add “border-radius” to “.spotify_container”, nothing changes.
On line number 90 in spotify-card.js
.spotify_container
{\n background-color: ${z};\n font-family: 'Roboto', sans-serif;\n color: ${F};\n font-size: 14px;\n padding: 25px;\n height:auto;\n overflow-y:auto;\n position: relative;\n border-radius: 20px;\n }\n
Someone can help me please?
Not possible, see
Ok. Thank you.
Working on a new version which
- Doesnt use custom styling anymore which means it can get restyled and themed
- Doesnt use the spotify api directly which means no more redirect problems
- Can be configurable from the UI without yaml editing
- Configuration for showing as album grid or list.
And many more annoying bugs fixed
If anyone want to help out testing it drop me a line
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Always in for testing
If you want you can download the file from the dist folder and see readme the branch
Not sure if this was asked, but is there a way to see the “liked songs” as well?
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If they are in a playlist it is possible. I’m not sure they are though
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Thanks, can it be that chromecast devices from spotcast are not yet linked/working? And that the playlists showing are designed for you @fondberg?
You need to install the latest spotcast. Have you done that?
Everything should be working fine and nothing is hardcoded to my stuff
I have done that, and it is the latest version.
After a reboot of the whole virtual machine where Home Assistant is running on, my own playlist are showing up.
Currently, chromecast devices are not showing. If I revert back to the master (not beta), they do show up.
Wierd. I’ll have a look. I know HA sometimes Mark’s the cast entities internally as null which is a bug.
I’ll see if I can release a new version tonite
How about the rest? Satisfied?
Yes, i like the fact that it adapts to the css theme settings and that we can now customize the look. The old one worked amazing, this one has some additions that make it better. Last addition that i (for now) miss is the option to not show all devices in the dropdown but make a selection, but i have no clue if this is even possible.
Thanks for all your effort Fondberg, highly appreciated.
hi @martheijnen
I have uploaded a debug version, can you try that and send me the output from the js console for both fetchChromecasts and fetchChromecasts2?
post it as an issue on github or send me directly on a me
Hi! I’m very new to the whole home assistant community. But I’ve tried getting the spotcast integration to work for a while without any progress.
So far I’ve installed “Start Spotify on chromecast” (the main intergration) and the “Spotify Card” (what I think is the card) both using HACS.
I’ve created a spotify app (see pic 1) https://imgur.com/a/r0QkCug and added some lines to the configuration.ymal file (see pic 2) https://imgur.com/a/ybXltHi
This, with the basic Spotify integration, lets me control my Spotify playback as a card.
When I follow the Spotify-cards readme I should just copy the
´´´
cards:
- type: ‘custom:spotify-card’
client_id:
´´´
to a card and get the spotify-card. But when I do it the “‘custom:spotify-card’” only shows up in red text and the card refuse to work. This is about how far I’ve gotten. I run home-assistant via docker, I use version 0.112.4 and the most rescent version of HACS, spotcast and the spotcast-card.
Any help would be appreciated. Best regards Marcus (sorry for my english)
The card requires the client-id retrieved from spotify dev web portal as
cards:
- type: ‘custom:spotify-card’
client_id: your_client_id <---- HERE
Yeah I know, I’ve tried it as well. 
Worth noticing I have another card I can’t get working
I think you missed adding the card as a resource to lovelace