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JavaScript last.fm API Readme ----------------------------- Overview -------- The JavaScript last.fm API allows you to call last.fm API methods and get the corresponding JSON responses. Basically it just acts as a wrapper that gives easy access to API methods. Responses can be cached using the localStorage API. Encoding -------- You don't need to worry about encoding when calling API methods. Everything should automatically be UTF-8 encoded and decoded by your browser if you set the Content-Type for your document to UTF-8: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8" /> Authentication -------------- It's easy to fetch a session for a user account. This allows you to perform actions on that account in a manner that is secure for last.fm users. All write services require authentication. Write methods ------------- Due to technical restrictions it's not possible to get a response when calling write methods. Reading responses is only possible using HTTP Access-Control, which is currently not supported by the last.fm API. Submissions ----------- Scrobbling is not yet supported. Usage ----- You need to add the following scripts to your code in order to work with the JavaScript last.fm API: <script type="text/javascript" src="lastfm.api.md5.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="lastfm.api.js"></script> If you want to use caching, you need to add another script: <script type="text/javascript" src="lastfm.api.cache.js"></script> Built in JSON support should be available in modern browsers, if you want to be sure it's supported, include the following: <script type="text/javascript" src="json2.js"></script> You can get that file at http://www.json.org/json2.js , and make sure you've removed the first line before using it. Now you can use the JavaScript last.fm API like this: /* Create a cache object */ var cache = new LastFMCache(); /* Create a LastFM object */ var lastfm = new LastFM({ apiKey : 'f21088bf9097b49ad4e7f487abab981e', apiSecret : '7ccaec2093e33cded282ec7bc81c6fca', cache : cache }); /* Load some artist info. */ lastfm.artist.getInfo({artist: 'The xx'}, {success: function(data){ /* Use data. */ }, error: function(code, message){ /* Show error message. */ }}); More ---- For further information, please visit the official API documentation: http://www.last.fm/api
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