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@aoijs/aoi.music
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A powerful TypeScript-based JavaScript library that adds music-related properties and lays a solid foundation for music operations in aoi.js.
To get started with @aoijs/aoi.music, follow these simple steps:
Install @aoijs/aoi.music via npm:
npm install @aoijs/aoi.music
Import the Manager class and create a new instance:
const { Manager } = require("@aoijs/aoi.music");
const manager = new Manager({
devOptions: {
debug: false, // Set to true for debugging purposes
},
searchOptions: {
soundcloudClientId: "<YOUR_SOUNDCLOUD_CLIENT_ID>",
youtubeAuth: true, // Options: TRUE or FALSE, default: TRUE
youtubegl: "<YOUR_YOUTUBE_COUNTRY_CODE>", // default: US
youtubeClient: "WEB", // Options: "WEB" | "ANDROID" | "YTMUSIC_ANDROID" | "YTMUSIC" | "YTSTUDIO_ANDROID" | "TV_EMBEDDED", default: WEB
},
requestOptions: {
offsetTimeout: 1500, // Timeout in milliseconds for searching and skipping, default: 500
soundcloudLikeTrackLimit: 10, // Limit the number of liked tracks from SoundCloud, default: -1
youtubePlaylistLimit: 20, // Limit the number of tracks in a YouTube playlist, default: -1
spotifyPlaylistLimit: 30, // Limit the number of tracks in a Spotify playlist, default: -1
},
});
If you're using aoi.js, you may check the documentation to learn more here.
Otherwise you can check these autogenerated docs
FAQs
Addition of the Music properties and foundation for aoi.js
The npm package @aoijs/aoi.music receives a total of 108 weekly downloads. As such, @aoijs/aoi.music popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @aoijs/aoi.music demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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