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allmuz

v1.0.3

Published

Search, stream and download MP3s from Allmuz.

Downloads

26

Readme

allmuz

Search, stream and download MP3s from Allmuz.

Installation

$ npm install allmuz

Example

var fs = require('fs'),
    allmuz = require('./');

allmuz('ty segall it #1', function (err, tracks) {
    var track;

    if (err || !tracks || !tracks.length) {
        return console.error('nothing found');
    }

    track = tracks[0];
    track.song.pipe(fs.createWriteStream('out.mp3'));

    console.log(
        'found "' + track.title + '" by "' + track.artist + '", ' +
        track.duration + ' seconds long'
    );
    console.log('listen @ ' + track.direct);
    console.log('downloading to "out.mp3"...');
});

API

allmuz(terms, [options], done)

Search MP3 tracks based on search terms.

terms is expected to be search terms for MP3 tracks. For example, an artist and track name.

options is an optional object which is passed to each needle instance's options argument. You can specify custom timeouts or agents this way.

done returns a list of tracks. Each track may contain a title, artist, duration, direct and song field. direct is the URL to the MP3 file and song is a lazystream that will directly output the MP3 stream when read.

License

MIT