By default, inner-dj client will attempt to load a configuration file at config/config.yaml (relative to the current working directory). To use a custom config path, set environment variable CONFIG.

Config Root

Note that comma-separated values are accepted for environment variables.

YAML key	Environment Var	Type	Description	Default
clientId	CLIENTID	string	ID of your choice to identify the client to the server as	REQUIRED
server	SERVER	string	URL of the inner-dj server	REQUIRED
jwtSecret	JWTSECRET	string	Secret for communications between client and server. Only share with server.	REQUIRED
cookies	COOKIES	string	Optional path to Netscape-formatted file to read cookies from. See how do I pass cookies to yt-dlp?	null
forceDownloadViaServer	FORCESERVERDOWNLOAD	boolean	If true, download missing songs via the server. Otherwise download locally first and fall back to server if something goes wrong	false
downloadDir	DOWNLOADDIR	string	Where audio files are stored.	./downloads/ next to config file
maxLength	MAXLENGTH	number	How long in ms to wait during each track before skipping to the next track. Set to 0 to play audio files in their entirety.	0
standbyPool	STANDBYPOOL	string[]	List of songs (YouTube URLs) to shuffle through if there are no requests in the queue.	[]
blocked	BLOCKED	string[]	List of YouTube URLs to reject requests for.	[]

Supplying Files

You can supply your own higher-quality audio files. Perfect for standby queue items, popular songs, or just if you've got more time than sense.

Find the YouTube video(s) that correspond with the song and note their ID's
Place the file in the downloads folder. Rename it to <video ID>.<track name>.<file extension>
Make sure no other files that match that video ID exist in the downloads folder

This process can also be used to add standby queue items for songs that do not exist on YouTube. Just choose a random 11-character video ID or borrow one from an obscure video of your choice.

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