sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install docker.io docker-compose
sudo usermod -a -G docker $USER

Put the content of this project into /usr/local/tidal-connect/
Choose your .env file from samples folder, for example if you have "Apple USB-C to 3.5mm" soundcard, copy samples/applejack.env into /usr/local/tidal-connect/ folder as .env file.

Use the build.sh to show errors in logs while rebuilding docker image.

The build refresh the image apt source.list (archive replaced by legacy) and install libasound2-plugins package for providing speex/samplerate resamplers when it's needed.

Copy the assets/systemd/system/tidal-connect.service into /etc/systemd/system/ folder.

Start with systemctl start tidal-connect, it will run docker-composer up -d --no-recreate command.
Set to autoload with systemctl enable tidal-connect

Triggerhappy media.conf for cheap remote control use with Raspberry Pi and MoOde.
Remove /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/triggerhappy.service symlink. Override with a copy from /lib/systemd/system/triggerhappy.service to /etc/systemd/system/triggerhappy.service and change --user nobody to --user pi or another user with sudo access on moOde. Reload the changed scripts with systemctl daemon-reload. Enable the service with systemctl enable triggerhappy and restart with systemctl restart triggerhappy. Check if a shortcut doesn't work with systemctl status triggerhappy.

next-song.sh, pause-song-sh, previous-song.sh used by triggerhappy.
You can watch the speaker-controller-application screen with speaker-controller.sh command, dont use "q" or "Ctrl+c" to exit, only detach from screen with "Ctrl+b", "d" keys.
Read more about tmux commands here

More scripts with reading out current song title, etc. available here

Sample .env file: userconfig/applejack.asound.conf

asound.conf: userconfig/applejack.asound.conf

Original project page with more instructions and config files available here