This is a port of Last.fm's WebAPI plus their Audioscrobbler 1.2 into VB.Net 2005. Features: Artist/Album/Track-Metadata -- all WebRequests which are also contained in the original client -- Scrobbling - Usable in other .Net languages, like C#, too
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Added lots of new method descriptions
* New RadioClient20 class * New Shared AuthUtil class - Moved away Session and Token property from AuthData as it only should contain api key/secret - Moved old RadioApi namespace into API10.Radio - Changed TagList into a more general RankingList(Of IRankable), so we now can sort all types with count/weight - Much more stuff, see SVN logs
The LastFmLib.net team proudly announces the pre-release of LastFmLib.net 1.0.2.0pre1. This Version is considered as stable, but please note that it might contain undiscovered bugs. Major features and changes are the new radio API 2.0, a useful client class(RadioClient20) for it, a generic list for sorting items with weight/count,e.g. top tags, some major structural changes and much more stuff. Just take a look at it and enjoy! If you discover any bugs, please let me know. The LastFmLib.net Team tburny
I know it's been a long time since the last release of LasFmLib.net, the .Net library for Last.fm's web services API, but I was concerned with my final class tests, my apologies. I took some time to include new functionality to the radio api 2.0, a working class will come soon. The requests in the radio package still work fine, so they are usable. A new object model for weighted/counted information, like top tags lists, have been introduced, too. On API 2.0, those are now represented by a RankingList(Of T) class, instead of one for each type. The class provides some cool sorting mechanisms and can handle all types which implement the API20.Interfaces.IRankable interface. As there are compatibility issues between IE 8 and the web browser contron in PermissionGrantingDialog, a new SimplePermissionGrantingDialog, which also *should* be mono compatilble, has been released as a workaround. It takes over the whole authentication process, from token to session and instructs the user what he should do. Thanks for your interest, thr next release is coming soon! tburny
I can proudly announce the new possibility to do a request in just one line, by calling LastFmClient.[package].[method] . This will hopefully speed up coding if you do not need any details if a request failed, e.g. on charts requests. If the change proves as stable and bug free, a new release willl come out. Thanks for your interest!
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