WebSonic — Digital Jukebox Interface

A high-fidelity, analog-inspired web remote for Subsonic-compatible music servers (optimized for Gonic).

🌐 Demo

websonic.pages.dev

Important

A running Gonic or other Subsonic-compatible server is required for the demo to function.

Analog interface with Gold accents

Detailed library and queue view

🛠 Features

Warning

⚠️ Under Development: This project is in an early development stage! 🚀

🛠 Road Map

• Base Layout (Analog Equipment UI)
• Auth (Subsonic Integration)
• Music Library
  • Artists, Genres, Playlists listing pages
  • Filter by Artists
  • Search (hybrid)
• Queue Management (Add, Remove, Reorder, Play)
• Now Playing (Album Art, Song Info, Progress Bar)
• Playback Controls (Play, Pause, Next, Previous)
• Playlist Management (Create, Edit, Delete, Play)
• Mobile version
• Integration with DSP (Digital Signal Processing)
• Favorites
• Rating
• Track Pre-listening / Previewing
• Internet Radio Stations
• Repeat mode (?)
• Lyrics
• High quality theme redesign
• Refactor code
• Multi-server Support (Add, Remove, Switch)

📦 Getting Started

Installation

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Run development server: npm run dev

Docker Support

Quick Start with Docker Hub (Pre-built image):

docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name websonic imone/websonic:dev

Build and run from source:

1. Build the image (from the project root):

docker build -t websonic -f docker/Dockerfile .

2. Run the container:

docker run -d -p 8080:80 --name websonic-app websonic

Your Jukebox will be available at http://localhost:8080 (you can change 8080 to any port you like).