it's a start. congrats! =D

[chrisgbaker]

While it IS my favorite part of standup to watch @woolsox furiously lower the volume, I figured this might make it a bit easier.

Untested however; I don't have maestro setup locally, and not the best at bash. So, tear it apart!

[dkniffin]

I love this idea, but not 100% sold on how it's implemented here. spotify.sh is our copy of shpotify, so I don't want to make changes directly to that if we can avoid it.

The two options I would be okay with are:

1. (preferred) Open a PR over there, and if they accept it, then we can pull it back in here
2. Implement this in the ruby layer instead, so it'd become /maestro fadeout and that would repeatedly run spotify.sh vol down until it's at 0.

[chrisgbaker]

@dkniffin hnarayanan/shpotify#121 We'll see if he wants this merged as well

[hnarayanan]

Let me try to understand what is going on. The code change seems light enough, but once I understand what you're trying to do better I will merge it.

[dkniffin]

@hnarayanan Awesome, thank you.

Side-note: Any chance we could have maestro mentioned somewhere in the shpotify readme as a "this thing uses shpotify, go check it out" kind of thing?

[hnarayanan]

Even better, if you could come up with a list of handful of projects that embed shpotify (I know oh-my-zsh is one of them), then I will make a dedicated section of the README to apps that build on it.

[dkniffin]

@hnarayanan hnarayanan/shpotify#122 The only one I could find is the oh-my-zsh plugin