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Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by Holland »

Updated on 2017-01-28
- latest version node-sonos-http-api installed

Updated on 2017-03-19
- lua script updated. Selector switch follows state Sonos (playing or pauze)


There a few options to integrate Sonos with Domoticz

1. via php https://github.com/DjMomo/sonos
2. via the sonos http api; https://github.com/jishi/node-sonos-http-api

I prefer option 2, since it's far more flexible and (for me) easier to implement :P

Below you can find the step by step guide to get this running.

1. First make sure that at least version 4.0.0 of node is running. If it's older; update to the latest version.

node -v

I have version 5.6.0

2. clone the sonos http api to you home directory

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git clone https://github.com/jishi/node-sonos-http-api.git
3. jump to the just created map; cd node-sonos-http-api

4. Install the sonos http api, and do a few checks

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sudo npm install --production
5. since I use pm2, the sonos http api must be running in pm2

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 pm2 start server.js
6. check if it runs

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 pm2 list
7. So now the sonos http api is running in the background, and waiting for commands

8. Some basic commands (where ip is the ip-address of the PM2 machine)
The Sonos starts playing with; http://ip:5005/badkamer/play
The Sonos pauses via; http://ip:5005/badkamer/pause

9. Create a selector switch (create a dummy device and pick selector switch in the list of virtual devices ) according to the below images;


I also created a functionality to extract a json string from the sonos. This way I can check the status of the sonos. E.g If always would like to pause the sonos when the tv is switched on. So the below script checks first if the Sonos is playing. If the tv is switched on, then the Sonos is paused. Keep in mind the below json script is just a way to show what is possible with json.
One if the things I would like, is to show some of the below json output on the selector switch. This way the selector switch shows e.g the artist or radio station that is playing. I have posted that issue over here, but the problem is still there; https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... 28&t=10689
Secondly I would also like to update the the selector switch according to the current status. E.g Pause button is active when in pause mode, and the play button is active is active when in play mode, even when the sonos is e.g paused outside of Domoticz. But to be able to do that I need a general on and off action feature, which can control the whole selector switch via a json script

1. If I issue the state command in a browser; http://ip:5005/badkamer/state

The below json string is returned;

{"currentTrack":{"title":"x-sonosapi-stream:s6712?sid=254&flags=32","albumArtUri":"/getaa?s=1&u=x-sonosapi-stream%3as6712%3fsid%3d254%26flags%3d32","duration":0,"uri":"x-sonosapi-stream:s6712?sid=254&flags=32","type":"radio","absoluteAlbumArtUri":"http://ip:1400/getaa?s=1&u=x-sonosapi-s ... ade":false}}

2. Now we will use LUA to decode the above json string.

3. Download and store JSON.lua library in the LUA scripts directory on your domoticz installation. The library is available here ; https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Lua_-_json.lua

This library is required to decode the above json string

4. Create the below lua (script_device_sonos_tv_woonkamer.lua) script to start decoding the string;

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json = (loadfile "/home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/JSON.lua")()

local sonos=assert(io.popen('curl http://ip:5005/eetkamer/state'))
local status = sonos:read('*all')
sonos:close()
local jsonStatus = json:decode(status)

local tv_woonkamer_status = 'TV Woonkamer System Alive'
local sonos_woonkamer = 'Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer'

--print("Eerste JSON stappen met LUA")
--print(status)
print(jsonStatus)

playbackState = jsonStatus['playbackState']
artist = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['artist']
title = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['title']
album = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['album']
type = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['type']
--streaminfo = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['streamInfo']
	
commandArray = {}

if (playbackState == "STOPPED" or playbackState == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK" or playbackState == "PLAYING") then
	if (playbackState == "PLAYING") then
		if type == "radio" then
			print('Woonkamer/Eetkamer Sonos status: ' ..playbackState.. ' ' ..type.. ' Titel: '..title)
		else
			if artist ~= nil then
				print('Badkamer Sonos status: ' ..playbackState.. ' Artiest: ' ..artist.. ' Titel: '..title)
			else
				print('Badkamer Sonos status: ' ..playbackState.. ' Titel: '..title)
			end	
		end
		if (uservariables["SonosWoonkamerStatus"] == "PAUSED") then
			commandArray['Variable:SonosWoonkamerStatus']='PLAYING'
			print("Uservar SonosWoonkamer updated to PLAYING")
		end
	end
	if (playbackState == "STOPPED" or playbackState == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK") then
		print('Woonkamer/Eetkamer Sonos Status: ' ..playbackState)
		if (uservariables["SonosWoonkamerStatus"] == "PLAYING") then
			commandArray['Variable:SonosWoonkamerStatus']='PAUSED'
			print("Uservar SonosWoonkamer updated to PAUSED")
		end	
	end
else
	--print("2")
	print('<font color="red">Woonkamer/Eetkamer: SONOS-HTTP-API is off-line</font>')
end	

if (playbackState == "STOPPED" or playbackState == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK") then
	switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer = otherdevices["Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer"]
	print('Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer Switch Status: ' ..switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer)
	if otherdevices["Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer"] == 'Pauze' then
		print('Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer Switch Status is correct, should be PAUZE: ' ..switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer)
	else
		print('Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer Switch Status not correct, should be PAUZE: ' ..switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer)
		commandArray['UpdateDevice'] = 'idx|20|20'
	end
end	

if (playbackState == "PLAYING") then
	switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer = otherdevices["Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer"]
	print('Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer Switch Status: ' ..switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer)
	if otherdevices["Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer"] == 'Play' then
		print('Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer Switch Status is correct, should be PLAY: ' ..switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer)
	else
		print('Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer Switch Status not correct, should be PLAY: ' ..switch_status_sonos_woonkamer_eetkamer)
		commandArray['UpdateDevice'] = 'idx|10|10'
	end
end	

if devicechanged[tv_woonkamer_status] == 'On' then 
 	print("TV Woonkamer is net aangezet, status Sonos Woonkamer onderzoeken")
	if (playerstate == "PLAYING" or playbackState == "PLAYING") then
		print("Sonos woonkamer heeft status PLAYING, Sonos Woonkamer/Eetkamer wordt uitgeschakeld")
		commandArray[sonos_woonkamer]='Set Level 20'
	end	
end


return commandArray
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by teha »

I really liked the way that Jishi implemented the http-api however when I install and run this I get error when i run the server.js

anyone having any ideas?
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by Holland »

What version of Node have you running. At least version 4.0.0 is required

I have the following;

pi@raspberrypi ~ $ node -v
v5.6.0

If outdated do the following;

http://blog.wia.io/installing-node-js-v ... spberry-pi
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by wmn79 »

Just made a link to this post on the Wiki (https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Sonos) feel free to edit that where needed.
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by wmn79 »

I tried to install this but I run into an error which I'm not able to solve at the moment. Maybe you have an idea.

The whole install works fine but when I then run:
npm start

I get the following:

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> [email protected] start /home/domoticz/node-sonos-http-api
> node server.js

info: binding SSDP to port 1905
info: discovering all IPs from lo
info: discovering all IPs from eth0
info: discovering all IPs from eth1
info: discovering all IPs from eth2
info: relevant IPs 10.0.2.15=null, 192.168.56.101=null, 192.168.1.4=null
info: notification server listening on port 3500
http server listening on port 5005
no preset file, ignoring...
info: scanning for players in ip 10.0.2.15
info: scanning for players in ip 192.168.56.101
info: scanning for players in ip 192.168.1.4
info: subscribing to topology 10.0.2.2
info: using local endpoint 192.168.1.4
error:  code=ECONNREFUSED, errno=ECONNREFUSED, syscall=connect, address=10.0.2.2, port=1400
I am running Domoticz on Debian Jessie in a virtual box virtual box which has three virtual network adapters. I think the issue is that it is "subscribing to topology 10.0.2.2" because that is not my local LAN ip range is 192.168.1.xx.

Do you have any ideas on how I can force node-sonos-http-api to use the 192.168.1.xx instead of the 10.0.2.xx range. Maybe with a settings.json? I didn't find a solution on the github repo yet.

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NPM version: 3.6.0
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by Holland »

Dont' now your complete setup, but if you set the network adapter in bridge mode, then the vm will use the same network range as you local network. In addition, in a standard setup enabling just 1 networkadapter (NIC) should be enough

First, I would make the setup as simple as possible. When that works, you can complicate things a bit further if you like

With settings.json you can select a preferred port, but not fix a certain ip. But I'm not completely sure about the latter
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by wmn79 »

I have a FreeNAS machine that runs a virtual box host in a jail. That virtual box hosts a Debian Jessie VM that runs domoticz. So a bit of a complicated setup. The VM has three network adapters:
  • one for NAT (10.0.2.x range),
  • one host-only adapter (192.168.95.x range)
  • one bridged adapter(192.168.1.4 fixed ip).
I tried during troubleshooting this issue to disable the other two adapters and only keep the bridged adapter but that didn't seem to work out, since I wasn't able to access my machine anymore when I did that. I think I need to do some more digging into this network config because I didn't find a way to force the third adapter.

EDIT: I have unticked "cable connected" for the first two adapters and now it works. I think I will look into getting rid of the two adapters in total. But for now this is the workaround so I can continue with your step-by-step guide. Thanks for your help.
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by wmn79 »

So I now got it fixed, removed the two other network adapters and got the node-sonos-http-api up and running through pm2.
Holland wrote:9. Create a selector switch according to the below images;

I also created a functionality to extract a json string from the sonos. This way I can check the status of the sonos. E.g If always would like to pause the sonos when the tv is switched on. So the below script checks first if the Sonos is playing. If the tv is switched on, then the Sonos is paused. Keep in mind the below json script is just a way to show what is possible with json.
One if the things I would like, is to show some of the below json output on the selector switch. This way the selector switch shows e.g the artist or radio station that is playing. I have posted that issue over here, but the problem is still there; viewtopic.php?f=28&t=10689
Secondly I would also like to update the the selector switch according to the current status. E.g Pause button is active when in pause mode, and the play button is active is active when in play mode, even when the sonos is e.g paused outside of Domoticz. But to be able to do that I need a general on and off action feature, which can control the whole selector switch via a json script
For the first thing I don't know a solution, but I would love to have that implemented as well.
For the second however it is quite easily implemented in the same way I used to do with my previous Sonos On/Off switches. You can just send the command again so the switch will reflect the current state. The only disadvantage of this is that it will create a line in your error log every time the status is corrected it shows up that it cannot open the url. I tried with a json string as well but that doesn't seem to work so I commented it out. Below is your example adjusted to one of my Sonos speakers.

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-- ~/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_time_sonoskeuken.lua
json = (loadfile "/home/domoticz/domoticz/scripts/lua/json.lua")()

local sonos=assert(io.popen('curl http://192.168.1.4:5005/Keuken/state'))
local status = sonos:read('*all')
sonos:close()
local jsonStatus = json:decode(status)
local sonos_keuken = 'Sonos Keuken'

--print(status)

playerstate = jsonStatus['playerState']
artist = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['artist']
title = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['title']
album = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['album']
streaminfo = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['streamInfo']
   
commandArray = {}

if (playerstate == "PLAYING" or playerstate == "STOPPED" or playerstate == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK") then
   if playerstate == "PLAYING" then
      if	otherdevices[sonos_keuken]~='Play' then
		commandArray[sonos_keuken]='Set Level 10'
		--os.execute('curl http://192.168.1.4:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=103&switchcmd=Set%20Level&level=10')
	  end	  
	  print('Sonos Keuken status: ' ..playerstate.. ' Artiest: ' ..artist.. ' Titel: '..title.. ' Streaminfo: ' ..streaminfo)
   end
   if (playerstate == "STOPPED" or playerstate == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK") then
      if	otherdevices[sonos_keuken]~='Pause' then
		commandArray[sonos_keuken]='Set Level 20'
		--os.execute('curl http://192.168.1.4:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=103&switchcmd=Set%20Level&level=20')
	  end
	  print('Sonos Keuken: ' ..playerstate)
   end
else
   --print("2")
   print('<font color="red">Sonos Keuken: SONOS-HTTP-API is off-line</font>')
end   

return commandArray
When I went further through your guide I saw one error which I think is the following:
Holland wrote:1. If I issue the state command in a browser;

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http://10.58.60.84:5005/badkamer/
I think you forgot to put state at the end:

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http://10.58.60.84:5005/badkamer/state
Regarding the Lua script maybe you can give me some advice:
I have three Sonos devices here, what do you think would be best to use one Lua script per device or to use one single Lua file for all three devices?
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by Holland »

@wmn79. I corrected the state error. Added that I have used device script, and not a time script.

Good suggestion for the status issue. Gonna give it a try. Thanks

And for you last question. I have also several Sonos devices, and used a separate script for each room, just for sake of simplicity.

But if would put a little more time in and effort in it, I could integrate it in just one script.
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Post by teha »

Thank you Holland for the note about the node.js version

I was indeed outdated

Keep in mind that the link for installing version 4.0.0 have a different path for node.js running on the latest domoticz distribution image so the copy command in the end will be to /home/pi and not for /usr/local, that was probably why I got it wrong in the first place
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Post by wmn79 »

I've improved my lua script a bit so it makes a distinction between the paused and stopped state. On pause it sets the selector on pause, on stopped it put the selector switch off (different icon, no button selected). Maybe this can be helpful for others.

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-- ~/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_time_SonosKeuken.lua
json = (loadfile "/home/domoticz/domoticz/scripts/lua/json.lua")()

local sonos=assert(io.popen('curl http://192.168.1.4:5005/Keuken/state'))
local status = sonos:read('*all')
sonos:close()
local jsonStatus = json:decode(status)
local sonos_keuken = 'Sonos Keuken'

--print(status)

playerstate = jsonStatus['playerState']
artist = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['artist']
title = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['title']
album = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['album']
streaminfo = jsonStatus['currentTrack']['streamInfo']
   
commandArray = {}

if (playerstate == "PLAYING" or playerstate == "STOPPED" or playerstate == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK") then
   if playerstate == "PLAYING" then
      if	otherdevices[sonos_keuken]~='Play' then
			commandArray[sonos_keuken]='Set Level 10'
			--os.execute('curl http://192.168.1.4:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=103&switchcmd=Set%20Level&level=10')
	  end
	  print('Sonos Keuken status: ' ..playerstate.. ' Artiest: ' ..artist.. ' Titel: '..title.. ' Streaminfo: ' ..streaminfo)
   end
   if playerstate == "PAUSED_PLAYBACK" then
      if	otherdevices[sonos_keuken]~='Pause' then
			commandArray[sonos_keuken]='Set Level 20'
			--os.execute('curl http://192.168.1.4:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=103&switchcmd=Set%20Level&level=20')
	  end
	  print('Sonos Keuken: ' ..playerstate)
   end
   if playerstate == "STOPPED" then
      if	otherdevices[sonos_keuken]~='Off' then
			commandArray[sonos_keuken]='Set Level 0'
			--os.execute('curl http://192.168.1.4:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=103&switchcmd=Set%20Level&level=20')
	  end
	  print('Sonos Keuken: ' ..playerstate)
   end
else
   --print("2")
   print('<font color="red">Sonos Keuken: SONOS-HTTP-API is off-line</font>')
end   

return commandArray
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Post by micbou »

Works like a charm now, thanks. However I do have two more questions:

1 - How do I start the server automatically after a reboot?
2 - We have a Sonos in the livingroom and kitchen who are grouped together. I would like to control them grouped and ungrouped. Any advice?
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Post by Holland »

H Micbou

Have a look over here; viewtopic.php?t=9653&start=280#p76926

copy/past;

Only if you are using Jessie (check via hostnamectl) the following workaround solves the autostart issue;

1. Delete the pm2*.sh file in /etc/init.d
2. sudo pm2 startup systemd –u pi
3. pm2 start nefiteasyhttpserver.sh
4. pm2 save

About the grouping;

If you group Sonos devices, 1 of the devices will be the coordinator. Just find out which of the 2 has the coordinator role, and use that specific device to control music for the group. You can control just the other device (which is not the coordinator) by using the ip address of that specific device. I don't know how to control only the coordinator device. You will first need to ungroup it, dont know if that's supported by http sonos api.
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Thx Holland. Unfortunately I don't seem to have a pm2*.sh file in /etc/init.d
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Just skip step 1, then it should work.

I upgraded to jessie recently, and the pm2 file in /etc/init.d is an old pm2 config file, in the previous version of debian (wheezy)
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Post by micbou »

That worked thanks!

While checking my logs I noticed that I get an error everytime I trigger the Sonos. Funny thing is that everything does work as wanted and expected

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2016-05-08 14:49:24.395 Error: Error opening url: http://192.168.1.112:5005/woonkamer/pause
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Post by Holland »

I have that error too

Tried to get it solved; viewtopic.php?f=6&t=10211

But apparently the problem is caused by the sonos http api, since it doesn't return anything if a command is successful received. So for that, the sonos http api developer should be contacted.
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Post by piotr »

Get a free api-key from http://www.voicerss.org/ and you can get spoken (TTS) messages like: "The lights are off" when switching lights off.

usage example : http://yourserver:5005/LiveRoom/say/The lights are off

Ps: did anyone find a way the display the artist/track info in Domoticz ?
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Post by dhanjel »

piotr wrote:Ps: did anyone find a way the display the artist/track info in Domoticz ?
Should be fairly simple using a text sensor?
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz_ ... ext_sensor

Would nice with more complex sensors, that are a cominations of other sensors.

This is btw a dzVents-modified version, change the variables according to your local installation.

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return  {
  active = true,
  on = { ['timer'] = 'every minute' }, 
  execute = function(domoticz)            
    
        local json = (loadfile "/home/daniel/domoticz/scripts/lua/JSON.lua")()

        local sonos=assert(io.popen('curl http://192.168.1.200:5005/Living%20room/state'))
        local sonos_name = 'Vardagsrum, Sonos'

        local status = sonos:read('*all')
        sonos:close()
        local jsonStatus = json:decode(status)

        playerstate = jsonStatus['playerState']

        if (playerstate == 'PLAYING')
        then
            domoticz.devices[sonos_name].level = 10
        elseif (playerstate == 'PAUSED_PLAYBACK')
        then
            domoticz.devices[sonos_name].level = 20
        else
            domoticz.devices[sonos_name].level = 0    
        end
    
  end
}
Attached an icon as well:
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Re: Step by step guide: Sonos integration

Post by Dingetje2004 »

OLD: How to keep the program running in the background?
I can use domoticz for changing Sonos to Pause or play as long as my terminal service client is open. I use " npm start" to start the server, but it looks like as soon as I close the terminal it stops working...



EDIT: GOT IT working, installed PM2...
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