mopidy.core — Core API — Mopidy 4.0.0a2 documentation

# `mopidy.core` — Core API

The core API is the interface that is used by frontends like `mopidy.http` and Mopidy-MPD. The core layer is in between the frontends and the backends. Don’t forget that you will be accessing core as a Pykka actor. If you are only interested in being notified about changes in core see `CoreListener`.

Changed in version 1.1: All core API calls are now type checked.

Changed in version 1.1: All backend return values are now type checked.

class mopidy.core.Core(config, *, mixer=None, backends, audio=None) → None
  tracklist

    Manages everything related to the list of tracks we will play. See `TracklistController`.

  playback

    Manages playback state and the current playing track. See `PlaybackController`.

  library

    Manages the music library, e.g. searching and browsing for music. See `LibraryController`.

  playlists

    Manages stored playlists. See `PlaylistsController`.

  mixer

    Manages volume and muting. See `MixerController`.

  history

    Keeps record of what tracks have been played. See `HistoryController`.

  get_uri_schemes() → list[UriScheme]

    Get list of URI schemes we can handle.

    Return type:

      `list`[`NewType`(`UriScheme`, `str`)]

  get_version() → str

    Get version of the Mopidy core API.

    Return type:

      `str`

## Tracklist controller

class mopidy.core.TracklistController(core) → None

### Manipulating

TracklistController.add(tracks=None, at_position=None, uris=None) → list[TlTrack]

  Add tracks to the tracklist.

  If `uris` is given instead of `tracks`, the URIs are looked up in the library and the resulting tracks are added to the tracklist.

  If `at_position` is given, the tracks are inserted at the given position in the tracklist. If `at_position` is not given, the tracks are appended to the end of the tracklist.

  Triggers the `mopidy.core.CoreListener.tracklist_changed()` event.

  Parameters:

    - tracks (`Iterable`[`Track`] | `None`) – tracks to add

    - at_position (`int` | `None`) – position in tracklist to add tracks

    - uris (`Iterable`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)] | `None`) – list of URIs for tracks to add

  Return type:

    `list`[`TlTrack`]

  Added in version 1.0: The `uris` argument.

  Deprecated since version 1.0: The `tracks` argument. Use `uris`.

TracklistController.remove(criteria) → list[TlTrack]

  Remove the matching tracks from the tracklist.

  Uses `filter()` to lookup the tracks to remove.

  Triggers the `mopidy.core.CoreListener.tracklist_changed()` event.

  Returns the removed tracks.

  Parameters:

    criteria (`dict`[`Literal`[`'tlid'`, `'uri'`, `'name'`, `'genre'`, `'comment'`, `'musicbrainz_id'`], `Iterable`[`str` | `int`]]) – one or more rules to match by

  Return type:

    `list`[`TlTrack`]

TracklistController.clear() → None

  Clear the tracklist.

  Triggers the `mopidy.core.CoreListener.tracklist_changed()` event.

  Return type:

    `None`

TracklistController.move(start, end, to_position) → None

  Move the tracks in the slice `[start:end]` to `to_position`.

  Triggers the `mopidy.core.CoreListener.tracklist_changed()` event.

  Parameters:

    - start (`int`) – position of first track to move

    - end (`int`) – position after last track to move

    - to_position (`int`) – new position for the tracks

  Return type:

    `None`

TracklistController.shuffle(start=None, end=None) → None

  Shuffles the entire tracklist. If `start` and `end` is given only shuffles the slice `[start:end]`.

  Triggers the `mopidy.core.CoreListener.tracklist_changed()` event.

  Parameters:

    - start (`int` | `None`) – position of first track to shuffle

    - end (`int` | `None`) – position after last track to shuffle

  Return type:

    `None`

### Current state

TracklistController.get_tl_tracks() → list[TlTrack]

  Get tracklist as list of `mopidy.models.TlTrack`.

  Return type:

    `list`[`TlTrack`]

TracklistController.index(tl_track=None, tlid=None) → int | None

  The position of the given track in the tracklist.

  If neither tl_track or tlid is given we return the index of the currently playing track.

  Parameters:

    - tl_track (`TlTrack` | `None`) – the track to find the index of

    - tlid (`int` | `None`) – TLID of the track to find the index of

  Return type:

    `int` | `None`

  Added in version 1.1: The tlid parameter

TracklistController.get_version() → int

  Get the tracklist version.

  Integer which is increased every time the tracklist is changed. Is not reset before Mopidy is restarted.

  Return type:

    `int`

TracklistController.get_length() → int

  Get length of the tracklist.

  Return type:

    `int`

TracklistController.get_tracks() → list[Track]

  Get tracklist as list of `mopidy.models.Track`.

  Return type:

    `list`[`Track`]

TracklistController.slice(start, end) → list[TlTrack]

  Returns a slice of the tracklist, limited by the given start and end positions.

  Parameters:

    - start (`int`) – position of first track to include in slice

    - end (`int`) – position after last track to include in slice

  Return type:

    `list`[`TlTrack`]

TracklistController.filter(criteria) → list[TlTrack]

  Filter the tracklist by the given criteria.

  Each rule in the criteria consists of a model field and a list of values to compare it against. If the model field matches any of the values, it may be returned.

  Only tracks that match all the given criteria are returned.

  Examples:

      # Returns tracks with TLIDs 1, 2, 3, or 4 (tracklist ID)
      filter({'tlid': [1, 2, 3, 4]})

      # Returns track with URIs 'xyz' or 'abc'
      filter({'uri': ['xyz', 'abc']})

      # Returns track with a matching TLIDs (1, 3 or 6) and a
      # matching URI ('xyz' or 'abc')
      filter({'tlid': [1, 3, 6], 'uri': ['xyz', 'abc']})

  Parameters:

    criteria (`dict`[`Literal`[`'tlid'`, `'uri'`, `'name'`, `'genre'`, `'comment'`, `'musicbrainz_id'`], `Iterable`[`str` | `int`]]) – one or more rules to match by

  Return type:

    `list`[`TlTrack`]

### Future state

TracklistController.get_eot_tlid() → int | None

  The TLID of the track that will be played after the current track.

  Not necessarily the same TLID as returned by `get_next_tlid()`. :rtype: `int` | `None`

  Added in version 1.1.

TracklistController.get_next_tlid() → int | None

  The tlid of the track that will be played if calling `mopidy.core.PlaybackController.next()`.

  For normal playback this is the next track in the tracklist. If repeat is enabled the next track can loop around the tracklist. When random is enabled this should be a random track, all tracks should be played once before the tracklist repeats. :rtype: `int` | `None`

  Added in version 1.1.

TracklistController.get_previous_tlid() → int | None

  Returns the TLID of the track that will be played if calling `mopidy.core.PlaybackController.previous()`.

  For normal playback this is the previous track in the tracklist. If random and/or consume is enabled it should return the current track instead. :rtype: `int` | `None`

  Added in version 1.1.

TracklistController.eot_track(tl_track) → TlTrack | None

  The track that will be played after the given track.

  Not necessarily the same track as `next_track()`.

  Deprecated since version 3.0: Use `get_eot_tlid()` instead.

  Parameters:

    tl_track (`TlTrack` | `None`) – the reference track

  Return type:

    `TlTrack` | `None`

TracklistController.next_track(tl_track) → TlTrack | None

  The track that will be played if calling `mopidy.core.PlaybackController.next()`.

  For normal playback this is the next track in the tracklist. If repeat is enabled the next track can loop around the tracklist. When random is enabled this should be a random track, all tracks should be played once before the tracklist repeats.

  Deprecated since version 3.0: Use `get_next_tlid()` instead.

  Parameters:

    tl_track (`TlTrack` | `None`) – the reference track

  Return type:

    `TlTrack` | `None`

TracklistController.previous_track(tl_track) → TlTrack | None

  Returns the track that will be played if calling `mopidy.core.PlaybackController.previous()`.

  For normal playback this is the previous track in the tracklist. If random and/or consume is enabled it should return the current track instead.

  Deprecated since version 3.0: Use `get_previous_tlid()` instead.

  Parameters:

    tl_track (`TlTrack` | `None`) – the reference track

  Return type:

    `TlTrack` | `None`

### Options

TracklistController.get_consume() → bool

  Get consume mode.

  Return type:

    `bool`

  `True`

    Tracks are removed from the tracklist when they have been played.

  `False`

    Tracks are not removed from the tracklist.

TracklistController.set_consume(value) → None

  Set consume mode.

  Return type:

    `None`

  `True`

    Tracks are removed from the tracklist when they have been played.

  `False`

    Tracks are not removed from the tracklist.

TracklistController.get_random() → bool

  Get random mode.

  Return type:

    `bool`

  `True`

    Tracks are selected at random from the tracklist.

  `False`

    Tracks are played in the order of the tracklist.

TracklistController.set_random(value) → None

  Set random mode.

  Return type:

    `None`

  `True`

    Tracks are selected at random from the tracklist.

  `False`

    Tracks are played in the order of the tracklist.

TracklistController.get_repeat() → bool

  Get repeat mode.

  Return type:

    `bool`

  `True`

    The tracklist is played repeatedly.

  `False`

    The tracklist is played once.

TracklistController.set_repeat(value) → None

  Set repeat mode.

  To repeat a single track, set both `repeat` and `single`.

  Return type:

    `None`

  `True`

    The tracklist is played repeatedly.

  `False`

    The tracklist is played once.

TracklistController.get_single() → bool

  Get single mode.

  Return type:

    `bool`

  `True`

    Playback is stopped after current song, unless in `repeat` mode.

  `False`

    Playback continues after current song.

TracklistController.set_single(value) → None

  Set single mode.

  Return type:

    `None`

  `True`

    Playback is stopped after current song, unless in `repeat` mode.

  `False`

    Playback continues after current song.

## Playback controller

class mopidy.core.PlaybackController(audio, backends, core) → None

### Playback control

PlaybackController.play(tlid=None) → None

  Play a track from the tracklist, specified by the tracklist ID.

  Note that the track must already be in the tracklist.

  If no tracklist ID is provided, resume playback of the currently active track.

  Removed in version 4.0: The `tl_track` argument. Use `tlid` instead.

  Parameters:

    tlid (`Optional`[`NewType`(`TracklistId`, `int`)]) – Tracklist ID of the track to play

  Return type:

    `None`

PlaybackController.next() → None

  Change to the next track.

  The current playback state will be kept. If it was playing, playing will continue. If it was paused, it will still be paused, etc.

  Return type:

    `None`

PlaybackController.previous() → None

  Change to the previous track.

  The current playback state will be kept. If it was playing, playing will continue. If it was paused, it will still be paused, etc.

  Return type:

    `None`

PlaybackController.stop() → None

  Stop playing.

  Return type:

    `None`

PlaybackController.pause() → None

  Pause playback.

  Return type:

    `None`

PlaybackController.resume() → None

  If paused, resume playing the current track.

  Return type:

    `None`

PlaybackController.seek(time_position) → bool

  Seeks to time position given in milliseconds.

  Returns `True` if successful, else `False`.

  Parameters:

    time_position (`NewType`(`DurationMs`, `int`)) – time position in milliseconds

  Return type:

    `bool`

### Current track

PlaybackController.get_current_tl_track() → TlTrack | None

  Get the currently playing or selected track.

  Returns a `mopidy.models.TlTrack` or `None`.

  Return type:

    `TlTrack` | `None`

PlaybackController.get_current_track() → Track | None

  Get the currently playing or selected track.

  Extracted from `get_current_tl_track()` for convenience.

  Returns a `mopidy.models.Track` or `None`.

  Return type:

    `Track` | `None`

PlaybackController.get_current_tlid() → TracklistId | None

  Get the currently playing or selected tracklist ID.

  Extracted from `get_current_tl_track()` for convenience. :rtype: `Optional`[`NewType`(`TracklistId`, `int`)]

  Added in version 1.1.

PlaybackController.get_stream_title() → str | None

  Get the current stream title or `None`.

  Return type:

    `str` | `None`

PlaybackController.get_time_position() → DurationMs

  Get time position in milliseconds.

  Return type:

    `NewType`(`DurationMs`, `int`)

### Playback states

PlaybackController.get_state() → PlaybackState

  Get The playback state.

  Return type:

    `PlaybackState`

PlaybackController.set_state(new_state) → None

  Set the playback state.

  Must be `PLAYING`, `PAUSED`, or `STOPPED`.

  Possible states and transitions:

  digraph state_transitions { "STOPPED" -> "PLAYING" [ label="play" ] "STOPPED" -> "PAUSED" [ label="pause" ] "PLAYING" -> "STOPPED" [ label="stop" ] "PLAYING" -> "PAUSED" [ label="pause" ] "PLAYING" -> "PLAYING" [ label="play" ] }
  Return type:

    `None`

    ”PAUSED” -> “PLAYING” [ label=”resume” ] “PAUSED” -> “STOPPED” [ label=”stop” ]

class mopidy.core.PlaybackState
  STOPPED = 'stopped'
  PLAYING = 'playing'
  PAUSED = 'paused'

## Library controller

class mopidy.core.LibraryController

LibraryController.browse(uri) → list[Ref]

  Browse directories and tracks at the given `uri`.

  `uri` is a string which represents some directory belonging to a backend. To get the intial root directories for backends pass `None` as the URI.

  Returns a list of `mopidy.models.Ref` objects for the directories and tracks at the given `uri`.

  The `Ref` objects representing tracks keep the track’s original URI. A matching pair of objects can look like this:

      Track(uri='dummy:/foo.mp3', name='foo', artists=..., album=...)
      Ref.track(uri='dummy:/foo.mp3', name='foo')

  The `Ref` objects representing directories have backend specific URIs. These are opaque values, so no one but the backend that created them should try and derive any meaning from them. The only valid exception to this is checking the scheme, as it is used to route browse requests to the correct backend.

  For example, the dummy library’s `/bar` directory could be returned like this:

      Ref.directory(uri='dummy:directory:/bar', name='bar')

  Parameters:

    uri (`Optional`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)]) – URI to browse

  Return type:

    `list`[`Ref`]

  Added in version 0.18.

LibraryController.search(query, uris=None, exact=False) → list[SearchResult]

  Search the library for tracks where `field` contains `values`.

  If `uris` is given, the search is limited to results from within the URI roots. For example passing `uris=['file:']` will limit the search to the local backend.

  Examples:

      # Returns results matching 'a' in any backend
      search({'any': ['a']})

      # Returns results matching artist 'xyz' in any backend
      search({'artist': ['xyz']})

      # Returns results matching 'a' and 'b' and artist 'xyz' in any
      # backend
      search({'any': ['a', 'b'], 'artist': ['xyz']})

      # Returns results matching 'a' if within the given URI roots
      # "file:///media/music" and "spotify:"
      search({'any': ['a']}, uris=['file:///media/music', 'spotify:'])

      # Returns results matching artist 'xyz' and 'abc' in any backend
      search({'artist': ['xyz', 'abc']})

  Parameters:

    - query (`dict`[`Union`[`Literal`[`'uri'`, `'track_name'`, `'album'`, `'artist'`, `'albumartist'`, `'composer'`, `'performer'`, `'track_no'`, `'genre'`, `'date'`, `'comment'`, `'disc_no'`, `'musicbrainz_albumid'`, `'musicbrainz_artistid'`, `'musicbrainz_trackid'`], `Literal`[`'any'`]], `Iterable`[`str` | `int`]]) – one or more queries to search for

    - uris (`Iterable`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)] | `None`) – zero or more URI roots to limit the search to

    - exact (`bool`) – if the search should use exact matching

  Return type:

    `list`[`SearchResult`]

  Added in version 1.0: The `exact` keyword argument.

LibraryController.lookup(uris) → dict[Uri, list[Track]]

  Lookup the given URIs.

  If the URI expands to multiple tracks, the returned list will contain them all.

  Parameters:

    uris (`Iterable`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)]) – track URIs

  Return type:

    `dict`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`), `list`[`Track`]]

LibraryController.refresh(uri=None) → None

  Refresh library. Limit to URI and below if an URI is given.

  Parameters:

    uri (`Optional`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)]) – directory or track URI

  Return type:

    `None`

LibraryController.get_images(uris) → dict[Uri, tuple[Image, ...]]

  Lookup the images for the given URIs.

  Backends can use this to return image URIs for any URI they know about be it tracks, albums, playlists. The lookup result is a dictionary mapping the provided URIs to lists of images.

  Unknown URIs or URIs the corresponding backend couldn’t find anything for will simply return an empty list for that URI.

  Parameters:

    uris (`Iterable`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)]) – list of URIs to find images for

  Return type:

    `dict`[`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`), `tuple`[`Image`, `...`]]

  Added in version 1.0.

LibraryController.get_distinct(field, query=None) → set[Any]

  List distinct values for a given field from the library.

  This has mainly been added to support the list commands the MPD protocol supports in a more sane fashion. Other frontends are not recommended to use this method.

  Returns set of values corresponding to the requested field type.

  Parameters:

    - field (`Literal`[`'uri'`, `'track_name'`, `'album'`, `'artist'`, `'albumartist'`, `'composer'`, `'performer'`, `'track_no'`, `'genre'`, `'date'`, `'comment'`, `'disc_no'`, `'musicbrainz_albumid'`, `'musicbrainz_artistid'`, `'musicbrainz_trackid'`]) – Any one of `uri`, `track_name`, `album`, `artist`, `albumartist`, `composer`, `performer`, `track_no`, `genre`, `date`, `comment`, `disc_no`, `musicbrainz_albumid`, `musicbrainz_artistid`, or `musicbrainz_trackid`.

    - query (`dict`[`Union`[`Literal`[`'uri'`, `'track_name'`, `'album'`, `'artist'`, `'albumartist'`, `'composer'`, `'performer'`, `'track_no'`, `'genre'`, `'date'`, `'comment'`, `'disc_no'`, `'musicbrainz_albumid'`, `'musicbrainz_artistid'`, `'musicbrainz_trackid'`], `Literal`[`'any'`]], `Iterable`[`str` | `int`]] | `None`) – Query to use for limiting results, see `search()` for details about the query format.

  Return type:

    `set`[`Any`]

  Added in version 1.0.

## Playlists controller

class mopidy.core.PlaylistsController

PlaylistsController.get_uri_schemes() → list[UriScheme]

  Get the list of URI schemes that support playlists. :rtype: `list`[`NewType`(`UriScheme`, `str`)]

  Added in version 2.0.

### Fetching

PlaylistsController.as_list() → list[Ref]

  Get a list of the currently available playlists.

  Returns a list of `Ref` objects referring to the playlists. In other words, no information about the playlists’ content is given. :rtype: `list`[`Ref`]

  Added in version 1.0.

PlaylistsController.get_items(uri) → list[Ref] | None

  Get the items in a playlist specified by `uri`.

  Returns a list of `Ref` objects referring to the playlist’s items.

  If a playlist with the given `uri` doesn’t exist, it returns `None`. :rtype: `list`[`Ref`] | `None`

  Added in version 1.0.

PlaylistsController.lookup(uri) → Playlist | None

  Lookup playlist with given URI in both the set of playlists and in any other playlist sources. Returns `None` if not found.

  Parameters:

    uri (`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)) – playlist URI

  Return type:

    `Playlist` | `None`

PlaylistsController.refresh(uri_scheme=None) → None

  Refresh the playlists in `playlists`.

  If `uri_scheme` is `None`, all backends are asked to refresh. If `uri_scheme` is an URI scheme handled by a backend, only that backend is asked to refresh. If `uri_scheme` doesn’t match any current backend, nothing happens.

  Parameters:

    uri_scheme (`Optional`[`NewType`(`UriScheme`, `str`)]) – limit to the backend matching the URI scheme

  Return type:

    `None`

### Manipulating

PlaylistsController.create(name, uri_scheme=None) → Playlist | None

  Create a new playlist.

  If `uri_scheme` matches an URI scheme handled by a current backend, that backend is asked to create the playlist. If `uri_scheme` is `None` or doesn’t match a current backend, the first backend is asked to create the playlist.

  All new playlists must be created by calling this method, and not by creating new instances of `mopidy.models.Playlist`.

  Parameters:

    - name (`str`) – name of the new playlist

    - uri_scheme (`Optional`[`NewType`(`UriScheme`, `str`)]) – use the backend matching the URI scheme

  Return type:

    `Playlist` | `None`

PlaylistsController.save(playlist) → Playlist | None

  Save the playlist.

  For a playlist to be saveable, it must have the `uri` attribute set. You must not set the `uri` atribute yourself, but use playlist objects returned by `create()` or retrieved from `playlists`, which will always give you saveable playlists.

  The method returns the saved playlist. The return playlist may differ from the saved playlist. E.g. if the playlist name was changed, the returned playlist may have a different URI. The caller of this method must throw away the playlist sent to this method, and use the returned playlist instead.

  If the playlist’s URI isn’t set or doesn’t match the URI scheme of a current backend, nothing is done and `None` is returned.

  Parameters:

    playlist (`Playlist`) – the playlist

  Return type:

    `Playlist` | `None`

PlaylistsController.delete(uri) → bool

  Delete playlist identified by the URI.

  If the URI doesn’t match the URI schemes handled by the current backends, nothing happens.

  Returns `True` if deleted, `False` otherwise.

  Parameters:

    uri (`NewType`(`Uri`, `str`)) – URI of the playlist to delete

  Return type:

    `bool`

  Changed in version 2.2: Return type defined.

## Mixer controller

class mopidy.core.MixerController

MixerController.get_mute() → bool | None

  Get mute state.

  `True` if muted, `False` unmuted, `None` if unknown.

  Return type:

    `bool` | `None`

MixerController.set_mute(mute) → bool

  Set mute state.

  `True` to mute, `False` to unmute.

  Returns `True` if call is successful, otherwise `False`.

  Return type:

    `bool`

MixerController.get_volume() → Percentage | None

  Get the volume.

  Integer in range [0..100] or `None` if unknown.

  The volume scale is linear.

  Return type:

    `Optional`[`NewType`(`Percentage`, `int`)]

MixerController.set_volume(volume) → bool

  Set the volume.

  The volume is defined as an integer in range [0..100].

  The volume scale is linear.

  Returns `True` if call is successful, otherwise `False`.

  Return type:

    `bool`

## History controller

class mopidy.core.HistoryController

HistoryController.get_history() → list[tuple[int, Ref]]

  Get the track history.

  Returns a list of two-tuples with timestamp and a reference to the track. The timestamps are milliseconds since epoch.

  Return type:

    `list`[`tuple`[`int`, `Ref`]]

HistoryController.get_length() → int

  Get the number of tracks in the history.

  Return type:

    `int`

## Core events

class mopidy.core.CoreListener

  Marker interface for recipients of events sent by the core actor.

  Any Pykka actor that mixes in this class will receive calls to the methods defined here when the corresponding events happen in the core actor. This interface is used both for looking up what actors to notify of the events, and for providing default implementations for those listeners that are not interested in all events.

  mute_changed(mute) → None

    Called whenever the mute state is changed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      mute (boolean) – the new mute state

    Return type:

      `None`

  on_event(event, **kwargs) → None

    Called on all events.

    MAY be implemented by actor. By default, this method forwards the event to the specific event methods.

    Parameters:

      - event (`Literal`[`'track_playback_paused'`, `'track_playback_resumed'`, `'track_playback_started'`, `'track_playback_ended'`, `'playback_state_changed'`, `'tracklist_changed'`, `'playlists_loaded'`, `'playlist_changed'`, `'playlist_deleted'`, `'options_changed'`, `'volume_changed'`, `'mute_changed'`, `'seeked'`, `'stream_title_changed'`]) – the event name

      - kwargs (`Any`) – any other arguments to the specific event handlers

    Return type:

      `None`

  options_changed() → None

    Called whenever an option is changed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Return type:

      `None`

  playback_state_changed(old_state, new_state) → None

    Called whenever playback state is changed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      - old_state (string from `mopidy.core.PlaybackState` field) – the state before the change

      - new_state (string from `mopidy.core.PlaybackState` field) – the state after the change

    Return type:

      `None`

  playlist_changed(playlist) → None

    Called whenever a playlist is changed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      playlist (`mopidy.models.Playlist`) – the changed playlist

    Return type:

      `None`

  playlist_deleted(uri) → None

    Called whenever a playlist is deleted.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      uri (string) – the URI of the deleted playlist

    Return type:

      `None`

  playlists_loaded() → None

    Called when playlists are loaded or refreshed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Return type:

      `None`

  seeked(time_position) → None

    Called whenever the time position changes by an unexpected amount, e.g. at seek to a new time position.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      time_position (int) – the position that was seeked to in milliseconds

    Return type:

      `None`

  static send(event, **kwargs) → None

    Helper to allow calling of core listener events.

    Return type:

      `None`

  stream_title_changed(title) → None

    Called whenever the currently playing stream title changes.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      title (string) – the new stream title

    Return type:

      `None`

  track_playback_ended(tl_track, time_position) → None

    Called whenever playback of a track ends.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      - tl_track (`TlTrack`) – the track that was played before playback stopped

      - time_position (`NewType`(`DurationMs`, `int`)) – the time position in milliseconds

    Return type:

      `None`

  track_playback_paused(tl_track, time_position) → None

    Called whenever track playback is paused.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      - tl_track (`TlTrack`) – the track that was playing when playback paused

      - time_position (`NewType`(`DurationMs`, `int`)) – the time position in milliseconds

    Return type:

      `None`

  track_playback_resumed(tl_track, time_position) → None

    Called whenever track playback is resumed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      - tl_track (`TlTrack`) – the track that was playing when playback resumed

      - time_position (`NewType`(`DurationMs`, `int`)) – the time position in milliseconds

    Return type:

      `None`

  track_playback_started(tl_track) → None

    Called whenever a new track starts playing.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      tl_track (`TlTrack`) – the track that just started playing

    Return type:

      `None`

  tracklist_changed() → None

    Called whenever the tracklist is changed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Return type:

      `None`

  volume_changed(volume) → None

    Called whenever the volume is changed.

    MAY be implemented by actor.

    Parameters:

      volume (int) – the new volume in the range [0..100]

    Return type:

      `None`