An audio provider node based on Songbird
Nightingale does not aim to replace Lavalink, instead it aims to be another option as lightweight and as feature rich as possible, so users can choose the one that fits their needs better.
- Powered by Songbird
- Minimal resource consumption
- Nightingale can play from any source supported by yt-dlp
- WebSocket gateway for event-related communication
- REST API for controlling Nightingale players and connections such as changing volume, and more...
- Password authentication
- IP Whitelisting
- Allow forcing tracks to play at arrival
- Playback seeking route
- Playback skip route
- Player information route
- Clear queue route
- System information such as CPU and Memory usage
- Prometheus Metrics
- Allow writing logs to file
- Routes for searching from different sources
- Allow adding playlists directly
Nightingale requires a nightingale.yml
configuration file, which has the following structure:
server:
address: "127.0.0.1"
port: 8081
password: "incredibly hard password"
# ...
logging: # Optional field
enable: true
level: info
Field | Data type | Explanation | Example |
---|---|---|---|
address | String |
The IP address the server will listen on | "127.0.0.1" |
port | Integer |
The port the server will listen on | 8080 |
password | String |
The password used to authenticate on Nightingale routes | "mypassword" |
http2 | Boolean? (default false ) |
Whether if nightingale should use Http2 | false |
ssl | SSlOptions? (default null ) |
Options for nightingale to use SSL | <Empty> |
filter_ips | IpFilter? (default null ) |
Options to filter IPs that interact with Nightingale | <Empty> |
Field | Data type | Explanation | Example |
---|---|---|---|
enable | Boolean |
Whether to enable SSl | true |
cert_path | String |
The path to the SSl certificate | certs/cert.pem |