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• Implement a text command for opening/activating and closing/deactivating the widget.
  • The command text should be configurable via the JSON settings
  • The command should listen for moderators or broadcasters if filtering by role is allowed. Otherwise just look for the broadcaster's name
• Implement animations for the opening and closing of the widget

The widget should be able to dismiss itself when music is not playing. Configurable as a user setting.

Bonus points: Add a text command to toggle visibility of the widget, in lieu of auto-dismissal

The current behavior of the widget is incorrect for songs that go past the width of the widget. The width of the elements should be contained and truncate with ellipses.

Additionally, if it can be managed, implement the ability for the text to rotate like a ticker in order to read it.

README currently references Rollup.JS but we've switched to Webpack.

• Finishing implementing Google Font usage
  • The <style> tag is missing in index.html
• Add parameters for the font weight, font color, and letter spacing

Users should be able to opt for a custom image in place of any other album art being show next to tracks playing

Note: This will probably become a little bit of a larger feature change. The widget currently just removes or renders the album art. With this change we'll probably need a more intelligent art component that will choose what you want to show.

Utilize the existing art stack class to make an oversized art background for the widget that can hide behind a blurred glass. Make it possible to switch between a solid color and the blurred artwork.

The user can specify whether they want to display the artist, album, and track title. Currently we just mark them with a .hidden class but we should probably remove them from the DOM. This also means that we need to update the logic in the widget class to make sure that we don't try to query for these DOM elements if they aren't being used.

Implement shadows for the widget body that can be configured through field data.

Don't worry about the artwork shadows. That will likely come as a part of #14. And if not, it'll come after.