Jamendo plugin

Should be easy to modify the magnatune media provider for this.

Maybe using the REST API would be better for this component. See http://developer.jamendo.com/es/wiki/MusiclistApi#

So you wouldn't have to load a potentially big XML file in memory and wouldn't need to care about periodic updates.

There's a Python Jamendo lib (GPL) http://jamendo.cvs.sourceforge.net/jamendo/pyjamlib/

Good luck, I'm looking forward being able to download music from Jamendo via Elisa :)

thanks man, good spot.

Here I use RESTful API. Unfortunately I have had to put a 200 artist limit as otherwise it does not work. Not sure if that has something to do with using json and not xmlrpc.

hi phil, as you can see I used the rest api. Doesn't handle large requests (ie all the artists) too well (jamendo doesn't return anything). it uses the pyjamlib as well, format of data download is json. Would using xmlrpc be likely to fix anything you think?

Since you use a single file which has no hard dependency (excepted simplejson), do you think you could "steal" the JamendoMusicApi.py file so that the user wouldn't need to install the whole pyjamlib?

About the 200 artists limit I have no idea ;) Give a try to the xmlrpc API, from what I've seen, you just need to change one parameter at the right place.

Keep up the good work :)

Also, you forgot to import elisa.core.common :D

doh

I'm not too sure about using the RESTful API here. Personally I think the extra memory, bandwidth required to download the who lot is more than made up for in terms of usability and fluidity of navigation.

Michał Sawicz wrote and publish a Jamendo plugin. It's available in a Bazaar branch:

https://code.launchpad.net/~elisa-developers/elisa/jamendo

Marking feature requests as "Wishlist"

I am working on it :)

The latest free moovida 1.09 does not get any maintenance since a while. Now moovidadb.com is supporting Linux and support can be found at : http://www.fluendo.com/faq/