A lightweight Last.fm status API built with Elysia that fetches your recently played tracks.
- Real-time Last.fm track fetching
- Built purely with Elysia - zero external dependencies
- In-memory caching system (30-second default)
- Simple REST API endpoints
- Type-safe responses
- Built with Bun
Elysia provides the option to build your application into either a binary executable or a minified JavaScript file. It is recommended to use the binary build for optimal performance and ease of deployment.
Creates a compiled binary executable:
bun run build
The binary will be created at ./dist/server
Creates a minified JavaScript file:
bun run build@javascript
The JavaScript file will be created at ./dist/server.js
After building, you can run the application using either method:
# Run the binary
./dist/server
# OR run the JavaScript build
bun ./dist/server.js
Note that some Linux distros might not like it, so you may need to run:
chmod +x ./server
You can view the latest song being played at:
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 - see the LICENSE file for details.