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tauri-lastfm

v1.1.2

Published

This is a simple JS wrapper for the Last.fm API intended for use within [Tauri](https://v2.tauri.app/) desktop applications. It was built for Tauri 2.0 Beta.

Downloads

5

Readme

Tauri Last.fm

This is a simple JS wrapper for the Last.fm API intended for use within Tauri desktop applications. It was built for Tauri 2.0 Beta.

Features

  • Easily access all of the Last.fm API
  • Fetch requests are made by the Tauri bakend using the http plugin
  • Node.js is not needed!

Installation

To install simply use the command:

npm i tauri-lastfm

or use your preferred package manager:

pnpm add tauri-lastfm

Usage

Simple example:

import LastFM from 'tauri-lastfm';

const lastFm = new LastFM({
    apiKey: 'LASTFM_API_KEY',
    apiSecret: 'LASTFM_API_SECRET',
});

// Get the metadata for an artist
lastFm.artist.getInfo({ artist: 'Cher' })
    .then(data => {
        console.log(data);
    });

Example with authentication:

import LastFM from 'tauri-lastfm';

const lastFm = new LastFM({
    apiKey: 'LASTFM_API_KEY',
    apiSecret: 'LASTFM_API_SECRET',
});

// This is a helper function so you don't have to manually create the url
// It also automatically retrieves a token and stores it until it is used
let url = await lastFm.auth.getAuthUrl();

// Have the user sign in and authorize your application
window.open(url, '_blank');

// Get the user session
// You should store this somewhere securely!
let session = await lastFm.auth.getSession();

// You can now make calls to the endpoints which require authentication
lastFm.track.updateNowPlaying({
        artist: 'Daft Punk',
        track: 'Around the World',
    }, session.key);

Contributing

For suggestions and issues visit the GitHub.