) and also (MusicKit JS lets users play songs from Apple Music and their Cloud Library inside your JavaScript app.). I just saw there is at least a web API to (The Apple Music API is a web service that lets you access information about the media found in the Apple Music Catalog and the user's personal iCloud Music Library. But still - it should be possible to get this integration for a Mac. Apple Music integration could be managed from any other platform than a Mac. On the server side, the problem is likely more difficult, as I do not know if e.g. I think that most users would even be prepared to pay for new features, either via a new version, or via a new subscription model for iPeng with regular updates and new features? Would it be too much to ask, to have squeezelite / LMS player on an HomePod? Probably yes, but one can dream. To be able to include LMS into automations would open the doors for further usage scenarios.
Your iPhone as the hub to control LMS via Siri. As I said, it is great, but I am still waiting for shortcut and Siri support which would be a great step forward. On the client side (controlling LMS player) there is iPeng. I think one has to differentiate between the server side and the client side. I am really wondering: what is the reason, why there is no further integration with the Apple ecosystem? Is it because of missing Apple users who can also code? Is it because of the limitations of the Apple ecosystem? So while I always use / return to the LMS ecosystem, there is essentially no integration with the Apple ecosystem, apart from iPeng which is really great (but slightly outdated?). We are an Apple household, and I am also using Apple Music, AirPlay 2, Siri, HomePods (soon). To be clear - these are no complains or reasons to leave LMS behind (at the moment), but the points could be a major improvement for a certain user segment of LMS.
I must say I really love LMS and iPeng - I always come back to them and find new intriguing new stuff.
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