Hey thank for your work, pretty nice.
However I realized a problem. When I power on my spotify connect speaker and open your tool I can not get any music to start playing instead I just get this view

clicking on the device button invokes the put play request with return code 202 and nothing happens unless that more warning messages are logged (see console). The problem here is that no song can be selected with your app and also your app does not provide any context in the body of the put request. as a result I need to start my pc then open spotify app and select a playlist... and play from there.
There seem 2 quite easy solution though, would be happy if you could integrate these especially the first one seems pretty convenient for most people I presume.
{
"context_uri": "spotify:playlist:4tuReEKVsupVoQOldfIpiu",
"offset": {
"uri": "spotify:track:6ho0GyrWZN3mhi9zVRW7xi"
},
"position_ms": 0
}
Hey thank for your work, pretty nice.
However I realized a problem. When I power on my spotify connect speaker and open your tool I can not get any music to start playing instead I just get this view
clicking on the device button invokes the put play request with return code 202 and nothing happens unless that more warning messages are logged (see console). The problem here is that no song can be selected with your app and also your app does not provide any context in the body of the put request. as a result I need to start my pc then open spotify app and select a playlist... and play from there.
There seem 2 quite easy solution though, would be happy if you could integrate these especially the first one seems pretty convenient for most people I presume.
this is pretty straightforward using https://developer.spotify.com/console/get-recently-played/ getting the last played song and its album / playlist context and then pass this to the put payload of the "play" rest call like this e.g.