GoFM

A cross-platform real-time audio streaming server for MP3 files, written in Go. It allows synchronized playback across multiple clients.

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What is GoFM?

GoFM is a cross-platform, real-time audio streaming server written in Go. It enables you to stream MP3 audio files from a specified directory over HTTP and synchronize playback across multiple clients.

We have fully opened the source code of GoFM under the MIT license. See the project on GitHub: https://github.com/pxgo/GoFM.

Getting GoFM

We recommend downloading the precompiled GoFM from GitHub Releases. If you prefer, you can compile from source.

Project link: https://github.com/pxgo/GoFM

Configuring the Directory

Create a folder named fm and place the GoFM executable in it. Then create a music folder inside fm and copy your MP3 files there. Example structure:

fm
├─ GoFM    # or GoFM.exe on Windows
└─ music
   ├─ Style.mp3
   └─ Yesterday.mp3

Starting the Service

Open a console, cd to the fm directory and run:

# linux / mac
./GoFM -d ./music

# windows
./GoFM.exe -d ./music

If you see http server started on [::]:8090 in the console, the service is running. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8090 to verify.

🎉 Congratulations — your first GoFM service is running.

You can set the service name and port with -n and -p:

# linux / mac
./GoFM -d ./music -n "Taylor's Music" -p 8080

# windows
./GoFM.exe -d ./music -n "Taylor's Music" -p 8080

Visit http://127.0.0.1:8080 after starting with the new port.

To list all supported flags run:

# linux / mac
./GoFM -h

# windows
./GoFM.exe -h

Usage: GoFM [options]
  -d string
    directory to play (default "./")
  -debug
    enable debug mode for server
  -h    show help information
  -host string
    server host address (default "0.0.0.0")
  -n string
    server name (default "GoFM")
  -p int
    server port number (default 8090)
  -r    enable random playback mode