lautfm

Nodejs module for Webservice laut.fm API

Details about the API

• http://api.laut.fm/doc
• http://api.laut.fm/documentation/search

Install

npm install lautfm

Usage

const Lautfm = require('lautfm')

const laut = new Lautfm();

laut.searchStations({query: 'ska', limit: 2})
    .then(data => console.log(data))
    .catch(err => console.error(err))

Methods

• getGenres() All available genres.
• getStation(<name>[, section]) Get Station details.
• getStations([filter]) Get a list of stations
• getServerTime() The server time
• getServerStatus() The current server status and a message.
• getGenres([list]) All available genres
• getLetters() All available starting-letters of the stations.
• getStationNames() The names of all stations.
• getListeners() The listeners of all stations.
• searchStations(<params>[, list]) Search stations http://api.laut.fm/documentation/search

Properties

• station_sections List of available sections for getStation()
• stations_by List of available types for getStations({by: {type}...})

section

Values used as section parameters in getStation(<name>[, section]).

section	Description
current_song	The currently playing song of a single station.
last_songs	The 10 last songs of a single station.
listeners	The listener count of a single station.
next_artists	Next artists of a single station. Information may be inacurate or plainly wrong right before a playlist or schedule change.
playlists	The schedule of a single station grouped by playlists.
schedule	The schedule of a single station.

Station by types

Values used as 'by' in filter object used in getStations()

type	Description
genre	All stations of a certain genre.
letter	All stations beginning with the certain letter.
live	A list of all stations sending live at the moment.
numbers	All stations beginning with a number.

Example

Get all stations starting with letter e

let filter = {
  by: 'letter', // filter by letter
  term: 'e'     // stationname starting with 'e'
}
laut.getStations(filter)
  .then(data => console.log(data))
  .catch(err => console.error(err))

Result will be a Object like this