@solely/simple-fm
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A simple, asynchronous Last.fm wrapper in TypeScript.
Search for what someone has been listening to lately, what tracks are trending in a country, an artist's top tracks, and a lot more.
For more information, please visit the documentation website.
simple-fm requires that you have Node.js 18 (and above) and TypeScript v5+ installed.
npm i @solely/simple-fmpnpm i @solely/simple-fmyarn add @solely/simple-fmbun i @solely/simple-fmsimple-fm requires you to have a Last.fm API key.
To obtain a Last.fm API key, click here to register an API account.
// Import the simple-fm package.
import SimpleFM from '@solely/simple-fm'; // ESM
import SimpleFM from 'https://esm.sh/@solely/simple-fm'; // Deno
const SimpleFM = require('@solely/simple-fm'); // CommonJS
// Replace the token with your Last.fm API key.
const client = new SimpleFM('Last.fm API key');
// Fetch the recent track from a user.
const json = await client.user.getRecentTracks({ username: 'solelychloe' });
console.log(json);
This package is licensed under the zlib license.
© 2024 Chloe Arciniega.
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A simple, asynchronous Last.fm wrapper in TypeScript.
The npm package @solely/simple-fm receives a total of 60 weekly downloads. As such, @solely/simple-fm popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @solely/simple-fm demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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