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Soundtrack Scheduler

The Soundtrack Scheduler app lets you manage Events that will assign music to one or many Zones using the Soundtrack API.

Gettings started

  • Install dependencies npm install, yarn install or pnpm install (this documentation will use pnpm for the following examples)
  • Start a database of choice that is supported by Sequelize. See more in the Database setup instructions.
  • Configure your .env file. The .env.sample file contains the neccessary fields to make requests to the Soundtrack API. See more in Soundtrack API configuration.
  • Start the app with SYNC_DB=true pnpm dev. If all goes well the app is running on localhost:5173.
    • Note: SYNC_DB=true will flush and re-create your database, only use it the first time you start the app or after changes to the database schema.

Development

This project is based on Remix.run, a full stack web framework that allows us to serve both a React app and server endpoints easily.

Project setup

The app is split up in mainly two parts:

  1. The Remix UI, routes and React components (located in ./app)
  2. The server that serves both the Remix app and the API endpoints (located in ./server.ts)
  3. The worker that checks what events needs to be acted upon and calls the Soundtrack API.

UI components

This project uses shadcn/ui for UI components. To add a new component to the project run pnpm shadcn add <component name>.

New components are added to app/components/ui/<components name>.tsx and can be referenced as ~/components/ui/<component name>.tsx in other parts of the app.

Client data fetching

This project uses SWR for data fetching.

Database setup

You are required to provide your own database to be able to manage Events. We are using the Sequelize ORM which comes with full support for Oracle, Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite and SQL Server, and more.

To get up and running quickly sqlite is installed and will create db.sqlite when the app starts.

To configure your database, edit ./lib/db/index.ts.

Soundtrack API configuration

In order to make requests to the Soundtrack API you will need to provide the app with an API token. The API will only let you see and take actions on the accounts and zones that you have configured.

The .env.sample file contains the required fields to make requests to the Soundtrack API.

cp .env.sample .env
# Add your token to the .env file

Environment variables

Environment variable Default Description
DB_CACHE - When set to anything truthy cached values will be stored in the database.
DB_URI - Will be passed to new Sequelize(dbUri) when set.
DB_STORAGE db.sqlite Used in combination with the default databse setup. The name of the file that sqlite uses as database.
SYNC_DB - When set to anything truthy will sync all database tables. Note: All your data will be deleted.
LOG_LEVEL info when NODE_ENV=production else debug The log level passed to pino({ level: logLevel }).
SOUNDTRACK_API_URL - The url of the Soundtrack API.
SOUNDTRACK_API_TOKEN - The Soundtrack API token, used in all requests towards the Soundtrack API.
REQUEST_LOG - when set the anything truthy will enable http request logs.
WORKER_INTERVAL 60 The worker check interval in seconds.

Deployment

Security

This app does not enforce any authentication, do not put this app on the internet.

Building

The app contains two moving parts as described in Project setup: the user facing React app and the server. These two needs to be built separately. To produce JavaScript files that can be run with plain node you can run the follwing two scrips defined in package.json.

  • pnpm build:remix Builds the React app and puts the final output in ./build.
  • pnpm build:server Builds the server and puts it in ./build-server. This step depends on the pnpm build:remix step.

After successfully running the commands above the app can be started with

node ./build-server/server.js

App container

Every running environment is different, but to help getting this app deployed ./example.Dockerfile will produce an image that runs the app.

$ docker build -t localhost/soundtrack-scheduler:dev -f example.Dockerfile .
...
Successfully tagged localhost/soundtrack-scheduler:dev
$ docker run -p 5173:5173 -v $(pwd)/.env:/app/.env --env "SYNC_DB=true" -it localhost/soundtrack-scheduler:dev