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Ruby wrapper for the Spotify Search & Lookup API. Under development.
require 'spof'
Spof::Search.artist('nine inch nails') # or album or track
Returns:
{
:info => {
:num_results => 1,
:limit => 100,
:offset => 0,
:query => "nine inch nails",
:type => "artist",
:page => 1
},
:artists => [
{ :href =>"spotify:artist:0X380XXQSNBYuleKzav5UO", :name => "Nine Inch Nails", :popularity => "0.64"}
]
}
r = Spof::Lookup.get('spotify:uri:album:xy...z')
# extras can be specified
r = Spof::Lookup.get('spotify:uri:album:xy...z', :track)
# convenience methods Lookup.album/artist/track check the provided extras
r = Spof::Lookup.artist('spotify:uri:artist:ab...c', :trackdetail)
# raises Spof::SpofError, "Illegal extra"
For both Lookup
and Search
methods, the result contains the parsed JSON response. For now it's like:
r = JSON.parse(spotify_api_json_response, :symbolize_names => true) # hash with symbols as keys
w = Spof::Wrapper.new
w.artist.search('nine inch nails') # album/artist/track. First page album results
# => [{:href=>"spotify:artist:0X380XXQSNBYuleKzav5UO", :name=>"Nine Inch Nails", :popularity=>"0.64"}]
w.all.album.search('nine inch nails')
# => list of all found albums
See LICENSE file.
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We found that spof demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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