Replace the directory-scan queue with a real ingestion pipeline:
provider -> fetcher -> cache -> ready queue, driven by a background
prefetch thread.
- subsonic.py: minimal OpenSubsonic client (salted-token auth,
getPlaylists/getPlaylist, raw streaming download).
- providers/navidrome.py: pick tracks from a playlist (by name or id),
with anti-repeat and periodic playlist reload.
- fetchers/subsonic.py: atomic download into the shared cache.
- db.py: SQLite state — append-only play history (anti-repeat + stats)
and cache_files LRU retention (keep the N most recently played).
- queue.py: prefetch buffer + retention on play; graceful degradation
to the stream's local-cache fallback when no source is configured.
- api.py: GET /next now carries real title/artist metadata.
- Config via .env (Navidrome credentials), persistent state/ volume,
httpx dependency.
Verified end-to-end against a live Navidrome: playlist resolved,
tracks downloaded and broadcast, retention and history correct.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add the Python `ingest` container exposing `GET /next`, which returns the
next track as an annotated Liquidsoap URI (or an empty body when nothing is
ready). Liquidsoap switches from a static playlist to a `request.dynamic`
source pulling from the daemon, with the local cache as fallback and mksafe
for guaranteed continuous output.
For now the daemon just cycles through the files already in the cache; the
download providers (Navidrome, yt-dlp, ListenBrainz) come in later milestones.
Also commit the implementation plan (PLAN.md).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
