hype.js v0.0.4

hype.js

Client-side JavaScript library to consume The Hype Machine feeds.

Hype Machine API

Initially I used the Hype Machine JSON API to create this module. The issue with this solution was that it wasn't possible to load tracks as the "key" to do so isn't returned by the JSON API. The current technique is to load the page required as you would in a browser and regex out the track JSON.

Install

This module is super easy to use. If used with browserify it can be required once you do a:

$ npm install hype.js --save

If used as a standalone JavaScript file it will bind to window.hypejs.

Usage

All functions take a callback which accepts two arguments similar to the Node.js callback style as shown:

var hypejs = require('hypejs');

hypejs.latest.all(2, function (err, res) {
  if (err) {
    // Something went wrong...
  } else {
    // res is a json object from the API
  }
});

The JSON returned looks as follows

{
	"page_cur": "/latest/1",
    "page_num": "1",
    "page_mode": "all",
	"page_name": "latest",
	"tracks": [{
		"thumb": "http://static-ak.hypem.net/thumbs_new/ba/2493114.jpg",
		"type": "normal",
		"id": "25dgh",
		"time": 203,
		"ts": 1405154222,
		"postid": 2493553,
		"posturl": "http://www.indieshuffle.com/the-mispers-rio/",
		"fav": 0,
		"favcount": "10"
		"key": "42f1806a636bbce6ab2d6129301100b1",
		"artist": "The Mispers",
		"song": "Rio",
		"is_sc": true,
		"is_bc": false
	}],
    "title": "Latest songs from music blogs worldwide / Hype Machine",
    "page_next": "/latest/2"
}

Provided Functions

latest

all

latest.all(page, callback)

fresh

latest.fresh(page, callback)

remixes

latest.remixes(page, callback)

noRemixes

latest.noRemixes(page, callback)

popular

now

popular.now(page, callback)

lastweek

popular.lastweek(page, callback)

remixes

popular.remixes(page, callback)

noRemixes

popular.noRemixes(page, callback)

artists

popular.artists(page, callback)

noRemix

popular.noRemix(page, callback)

profile

feed

profile.feed(name, page, callback)

loved

profile.loved(name, page, callback)

history

profile.history(name, page, callback)

obsessed

profile.obsessed(name, page, callback)