A client starts an upload with the soundtrack's name, sends one MP3 per
request, and finishes it. The server then moves the songs into a new folder
in the music folder and syncs only that folder, so the soundtrack is in the
library, lists and search right away.
- POST /api/v1/soundtracks/uploads, GET/DELETE .../uploads/{id},
PUT .../uploads/{id}/files/{file} and POST .../uploads/{id}/finish.
- Names must work as file names on every system and be free, ignoring case.
File names are plain: clients flatten disc folders.
- Only MP3 files. Size limits from UPLOAD_MAX_FILE_MB (50) and
UPLOAD_MAX_TOTAL_MB (2048).
- Refused while a sync runs, and a sync cannot start while an upload is
finished. Songs equal to an existing soundtrack's are refused, as the sync
would take them for that soundtrack renamed.
- Unfinished uploads live in MUSIC_PATH/.uploads and are removed after a day.
The sync now skips every hidden folder.
Closes#33
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Alternative names (#32):
- PUT /api/v1/soundtracks/{uuid}/alternative-names replaces a soundtrack's
alternative names (trimmed, deduplicated, without the soundtrack's own name).
- alternative_names is in the soundtrack and statistics responses.
- /find matches them too and shows which name matched.
Covers (#12), stored in COVERS_PATH and off when it is not set:
- GET, PUT (upload) and DELETE /api/v1/soundtracks/{uuid}/cover, and
PUT .../cover/source to pick a SteamGridDB game or AniList anime by ID.
Uploaded and picked covers are never replaced automatically.
- With STEAMGRIDDB_API_KEY, a background job searches SteamGridDB, then
AniList, by name, alternative names and the name without bracketed parts,
at startup, after a sync and after names change. Search results are ranked
by matching words, so "Civilization IV" gets "Sid Meier's Civilization IV".
- cover_modified (Unix seconds) is in the soundtrack and statistics responses,
so clients can cache covers.
The new columns are added to migration 000006, which is not released yet.
Closes#12, closes#32
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Metrics are served on METRICS_PORT (default 2112, "off" to disable), never on
the public port. Besides the Go runtime and process metrics this adds:
- http_requests_total and http_request_duration_seconds per route pattern,
from an Echo middleware.
- musicserver_songs_requested_total and musicserver_songs_played_total by
pick mode (random, low, classic). The mode is now stored with each queued
song (migration 000006, not released yet).
- Library size, sync duration, last successful sync, broken songs from the
last full sync, and the database connection pool.
Refs #35, #36, #37
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Echo compares allowed origins literally, so "https://*" and "http://*" never
matched a real origin and no CORS headers were sent. The allowed origins now
come from CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS (comma-separated, checked at startup). When it
is empty, only same-origin requests work, which is enough for the bundled
frontend.
Credentials are no longer allowed since the API uses Bearer tokens. Browsers
may now send Range and X-Queue-Id and read X-Queue-Id and Content-Range.
- Unit tests use an in-memory fake database (internal/testutil/fakedb),
temp folders and httptest; `go test ./...` needs no Docker or env vars
- Integration tests (build tag "integration") start PostgreSQL with
testcontainers: migrations step by step, SQL dumps (skipped if
missing) and a full sync against a real database
- Removed tests that only checked copies of the logic or had empty
bodies, the broken root integration_test.go, compose.test.yaml and
.env.test with hardcoded paths
- testMusic MP3s replaced with tiny placeholders (sync never decodes
audio), 194 MB -> 168 KB
SansanandClaude Opus 5.5