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iheartradio

v1.0.2

Published

Get information from IHeartRadio's Website about stations and possibly more in the future.

Downloads

17

Readme

IHeartRadio API for Node.js

This is a FAN module of IHeartRadio's API. Parameters may change as more get discovered or found.

Examples

Searching

const ihr = require("iheartradio");
ihr.search("My 99.5", {"maxRows": 3}).then(results => {
  console.log(results);
}).catch(console.error);

Getting Stream Info

const ihr = require("iheartradio");
ihr.getStreamInfo(2385).then(stream => {
  console.log(stream);
}).catch(console.error);

Getting Album Info

const ihr = require("iheartradio");
ihr.getStreamInfo(46356280).then(album => {
  console.log(album);
}).catch(console.error);

Options

All options are included in one object found in the example at the bottom.

URL Options

  • secure#boolean - Changes from https to http.

Query Options

getAlbumInfo

  • As of right now there are no known queries.

getSteamInfo

  • As of right now there are no known queries.

search

  • maxRows#number - Changes the amount of results you'll get.
  • bundle#boolean - Change to false to allow individual output using the options below.
    • station#boolean - Allow stations in output.
    • artist#boolean - Allow artists in output.
    • album#boolean - Allow albums in output.
    • track#boolean - Allow tracks in output.
    • playlist#boolean - Allow playlists in output.
    • podcast#boolean - Allow podcasts in output.
  • countryCode#string - The country in which to use the URL. If you used US for example, it'd use us.api.iheart.com and add &countryCode=US to the request URL.
  • startIndex#number - Possibly used for pagination.

Example

const ihr = require("iheartradio");
ihr.search("99", {
  "secure": false,
  "maxRows": 25, 
  "bundle": false,
  "station": true,
  "artist": false,
  "album": false,
  "track": false,
  "playlist": false,
  "podcast": false
  }).then(results => {
  console.log(results); // An output only including 25 found stations.
}).catch(console.error);