- perf:
* base62 encoding is an order of magnitude faster (~20x);
* base16/62 enc/dec and from_uri are several times faster (~2-20x);
* Let FileId::to_base16() reuse the hex encoder (~20x);
- changes:
* Add to_uri() method;
* Make from_uri() error handling consistent;
* Move audio type from string matching to a SpotifyAudioType factory (private);
* Implent From/Into<&str> for SpotifyAudioType;
* Add representation sizes as associated constants (private);
- cs/docs:
* Add rudimentary docs for most public funcs;
* Add trivial test cases for the codecs;
Tests currently fail with some apt error:
> E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
This change would add the suggested `apt-get update`
it is pointless to run CI jobs for pushes / PRs that only change files that
would never cause a failure, such as documentation.
this avoids wasting resources for such situations.
A bunch of stuff got moved around; means of constructing audio output port
changed.
I simply used the commits, mostly from [1], to their examples to figure
out how to address the errors that resulted from compiling after the
version bump. It compiles cleanly again now.
[1]: https://github.com/RustAudio/rust-jack/pull/89
(needed to be done together)
there was no changelog for gstreamer and far too many commits to check
compatibility, but compiling with the gstreamer backend feature works fine
with these new versions.
requires adding dependency on libpulse-simple-sys since the PulseAudio
simple components were moved to their own crate (the original version
did not stick to the one crate per one system library rule).
this fixes the licensing compatibility issue discussed in #539 ([1])
(the original v0.0.0 was LGPL-3.0 licensed, while v1.11 onwards are
'MIT OR Apache-2.0').
[1]: https://github.com/librespot-org/librespot/issues/539
Many operating systems have already packaged librespot. Add some documentation about the availability of official packages. [Repology](https://repology.org/project/librespot/versions) provides a great overview and nice badges over the package status along with available versions.
