granddam/php-musiccast-api

A PHP library for interacting with Yamaha MusicCast speakers

Yamaha MusicCast API PHP Library

A php library for interacting with Yamaha MusicCast speakers., _(*1)

, _(*2)

Based on the API specification found at https://jayvee.com.au/downloads/commands/yamaha/YXC_API_Spec_Basic.pdf, _(*3)

Updated API specs on 2017/04: https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/04/21/yxc-api-spec-advanced/yxc-api-spec-advanced.pdf, _(*4)

Requirements

PHP >= 5.6 Guzzle library, (optional) PHPUnit to run tests., _(*5)

Install

Download Composer, _(*6)

$ curl -s http://getcomposer.org/installer | php

Via composer, _(*7)

$ composer require granddam/php-musiccast-api php-http/guzzle6-adapter

You can install any adapter you want but guzzle is probably fine for what you want to do., _(*8)

Examples

Start all groups playing music, _(*9)

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

$musicCast = new MusicCast\Network();
$controllers = $musicCast->getControllers();
foreach ($controllers as $controller) {
    echo $controller->getGroup() + "\n";
    echo "\tState: " . $controller->getStateName() . "\n";
    $controller->play();
}

Enabling events

Yamaha can notify you directly in case of changes. The events are spread out as UDP unicast packets. In order to receive these packets you must subscribe every 10 minutes, else the subscription will expire., _(*10)

Only the IP that requests the subscription will receive the events., _(*11)

The default port is 41100., _(*12)

$yamaha->api('events')->subscribe();

Using php sockets to read the events

Pretty easy using Clue's socket wrapper., _(*13)

$ composer require clue/socket-raw

$factory = new \Socket\Raw\Factory();
$socket = $factory->createUdp4();
$socket->bind('0.0.0.0:41100');

while(true) {
    $data = $socket->read(5120);
    $result = json_decode($data, true);

    print_r($result);
}

Testing

bash $ composer test, _(*14)