inner-dj: A Spotify Jam-like YouTube Jukebox

I am not really a Spotify user. But I still appreciate the concept of Spotify Jam. In fact, for my wedding back in June, I wanted something like Jam for the reception. Except I'm not interested in paying Spotify for the privilege. Enter inner-dj. In short, it manages a queue of YouTube videos and plays them with non-music sections removed thanks to SponsorBlock. There's a web server component and a client. That way the web server can be publicly accessible and the client can run with only an internet connection. Right now the client is a NodeJS app, one that really prefers to run in a Unix-like environment. But I don't think it's that much work to write a new client for other platforms. I've started an Android app, though no idea if/when I'll finish it as mobile apps are very much not my forte. If someone wants to make the client work in Windows, that would be a welcomed pull request. Probably not terribly hard either. Features Guests can queue up songs, no app or account necessary (take that, Spotify) Multiple request methods for ultimate flexibility Web form optionally protected by TOTP Discord application Twilio SMS Uses yt-dlp to download tracks, using SponsorBlock to remove non-music segments yt-dlp can be executed by the client or server, depending on configuration Block songs via configuration Fall back to a standby pool if the queue is empty Admin control panel has controls for skipping the current song Set a max length via config to automatically cut long songs short Play higher-quality tracks by supplying your own files Can be public or restricted to in-person guests via TOTP Usage is documented in their respective readme's. AI Usage Even though I don't mind LLM's being used sparingly for development, I'm holding myself to a higher standard. I want to stay sharp and own my accomplishments. I can't quite claim no usage on this one. This line was generated by AI. I've never used the TS satisfies operator before and wasn't aware of it. Everything else in that repo and this post is human-crafted.