Spotify in your menu bar
SpotMenu is a combination of TrayPlay and Statusfy written entirely in swift.
Note: The animated gif currently demonstrates the functionality of version 1.3
- New layout (with the help of maurojuniorr)
- Open Spotify UI from SpotMenu
- Exit button moved to right click menu on menubar (credits: Triloworld)
- Issues added to right click (credits: Triloworld)
- Created a seperate pod for controlling Spotify on a mac. You can find the library here
- Display album artist instead of current track artist
- Scrollbar now updates its position more frequently
- Current track position is shown in text also (minutes:seconds)
- The ability to toggle between the duration of the current track and the time remaining
- Added play/pause functionality
- Added a scrollbar to jump to a position of the currently playing song
- The menu bar now shows an icon if music is playing
Download the zip file version 1.3. Unarchive it. Run SpotMenu.app. In case of unidentified developer follow these steps!
Older versions:
version 1.2
version 1.1
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You can find all releases [here] (https://github.com/kmikiy/SpotMenu/releases).
First, you'll need Xcode 8. You can download this at the Mac App Store. Second, you'll need CocoaPods.
Now, use Git to clone the repository.
git clone https://github.com/kmikiy/SpotMenu.git
cd SpotMenu
pod install
Finally, open up the SpotMenu.xcworkspace. Set the "Scheme" to build the "SpotMenu" target for "My Mac". Then Product > Run (or the shortcut ⌘R).
Note:
- Version 1.2 has been updated to swift 3.0 therefore Xcode 8 is required.
- In some cases it might be required to select the "Spotify" scheme and build it before selecting "SpotMenu".