The Soundcloud gem is a thin wrapper for the Soundcloud API based of the httparty gem. It is providing simple methods to handle authorization and to execute HTTP calls.
- httmultiparty
- httparty
- crack
- multipart-upload
- hashie
gem install soundcloud
# register a client with YOUR_CLIENT_ID as client_id_
client = Soundcloud.new(:client_id => YOUR_CLIENT_ID)
# get 10 hottest tracks
tracks = client.get('/tracks', :limit => 10, :order => 'hotness')
# print each link
tracks.each do |track|
puts track.permalink_url
end
# register a new client, which will exchange the username, password for an access_token
# NOTE: the SoundCloud API Docs advices to not use the user credentials flow in a web app.
# In any case never store the password of a user.
client = Soundcloud.new({
:client_id => YOUR_CLIENT_ID,
:client_secret => YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET,
:username => '[email protected]',
:password => 'userpass'
})
# print logged in username
puts client.get('/me').username
client = Soundcloud.new({
:client_id => YOUR_CLIENT_ID,
:client_secret => YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET,
})
client.authorize_url(:redirect_uri => REDIRECT_URI)
# => "https://soundcloud.com/connect?client_id=YOUR_CLIENT_ID&response_type=code&redirect_uri=http://host/redirect"
client.exchange_token(:redirect_uri => uri, :code => 'CODE')
# register a new client which will exchange an existing refresh_token for an access_token
client = Soundcloud.new({
:client_id => YOUR_CLIENT_ID,
:client_secret => YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET,
:refresh_token => SOME_REFRESH_TOKEN
})
# upload a new track with track.mp3 as audio and image.jpg as artwork
track = client.post('/tracks', :track => {
:title => 'a new track',
:asset_data => File.new('audio.mp3')
})
# print new tracks link
puts track.permalink_url
# register the client
client = Soundcloud.new(:client_id => YOUR_CLIENT_ID)
# call the resolve endpoint with a track url
track = client.get('/resolve', :url => "http://soundcloud.com/forss/flickermood")
# print the track id
puts track.id
Register a client for http://sandbox-soundcloud.com with an existing access_token and start following a user
# register a client for http://sandbox-soundcloud.com with existing access_token
client = Soundcloud.new(:site => 'sandbox-soundcloud.com', :access_token => SOME_ACCESS_TOKEN)
# create a new following
user_id_to_follow = 123
client.put("/me/followings/#{user_id_to_follow}")
Stores the passed options and call exchange_token in case options are passed that allow an exchange of tokens.
Stores the passed options and try to exchange tokens if no access_token is present and:
- refresh_token, client_id and client_secret is present.
- client_id, client_secret, username, password is present
- client_id, client_secret, redirect_uri, code is present
Stores the passed options except for state
and display
and return an authorize url.
The client_id
and redirect_uri
options need to present to generate the authorize url.
The state
and display
options can be used to set the parameters accordingly in the authorize url.
These methods expose all available HTTP methods. They all share the signature (path_or_uri, query={}, options={}). The query hash will be merged with the options hash and passed to httparty. Depending on if the client is authorized it will either add the client_id or the access_token as a query parameter. In case an access_token is expired and a refresh_token, client_id and client_secret is present it will try to refresh the access_token and retry the call. The response is either a Hashie::Mash or an array of Hashie::Mashs. The mashs expose all resource attributes as methods and the original response through #response.
These methods are accessors for the stored options.
A Proc passed to on_exchange_token will be called each time a token was successfully exchanged or refreshed
Returns a date based on the expires_in attribute returned from a token exchange.
Will return true or false depending on if expires_at is in the past.
In case a request was not successful a Soundcloud::ResponseError will be raise. The original HTTParty response is available through Soundcloud::ResponseError#response.