plexamp-scrobbler

Scrobbles to Last.fm whenever you scrobble anything via Plexamp.

NOTE: This requires a Plex Pass account, as this uses webhooks. Also the code for this is probably bad and I only made it for personal use, if this doesn't work, please make an issue and I'll try to help.

Setup

1. Get an API account for Last.fm. Save the API Key and secret, also have your username and password handy.
2. Go to the Webhooks section of your Plex server. If you aren't changing the port and you're on the same system as the Plex server, set the webhook to be http://localhost:8087/. If you do plan on changing the port or you aren't on the same system as your Plex server, change this accordingly.
3. Configure the webhook server accordingly via copying the config.example.json file to config.json. It should look like this once done.

{
  "port": 8087, // HTTP port of your choice
  "accepted-players": ["uuid of player"], // Not required. Information on how to get UUID below.
  "accepted-users": ["plex username"],  // Not required. Your Plex username.
  "accepted-libraries": [1], // This is your library ID for Plex. Information on how to get below.
  "debug": false, // Determines whether or not stuff other than scrobble successes and errors are put into the console.
  "scrobbler": {
    "key": "", // Last.fm API key.
    "secret": "", // Last.fm API Secret.
    "username": "", // Your last.fm username.
    "password": "" // Your last.fm password.
  }
}

You can retrieve the player UUID and Music library ID by playing a song, setting debug to true and copying down the first and third bits put in the console, as shown in example below.

Player UUID                         | Plex User | Library ID | Webhook Event
4f1dde8b-e19d-4082-a5d4-0679666e1fe5 whytwokay    4            media.play