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- data/lib/tunecore_direct/album.rb +1 -1
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# This script will demonstrate how to create a user at TuneCore and add an Album and Song.
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email = 'alex.
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tunecore_server = "http://
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email = 'alex.kane7@gmail.com'
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tunecore_server = "http://test.tunecore.com"
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api_key = "testkey"
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# Set up our environment
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TunecoreDirect::Base.tunecore_server = tunecore_server
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TunecoreDirect::Base.api_key = api_key
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person = Person.get("alex.kane@gmail.com")
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# Create a person
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person.postal_code = "11201"
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# person.create should return true. If it returns false check person.errors to see why the person
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# couldn't be created. Assuming that it returned true, the person_id attribute will now be set.
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person.create
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puts person.create
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puts person.errors
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# Create an Album for our person
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album = TunecoreDirect::Album.new
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album.recording_location = "Brooklyn"
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album.parental_advisory = false
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album.stores = "iTunesUS,iTunesAU,iTunesCA,iTunesEU,iTunesJP,iTunesEU,RhapsodyRH,MusicNet,Napster,eMusic,Amazon,Lala"
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artwork = TunecoreDirect::Artwork.new
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artwork.asset_url = "http://my.host.com/assets/1234.jpg"
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album.artwork = artwork
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# Our album object is built, now let's create it on the TuneCore server. Like person, the Album object will
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# return true if the album was created, and false if there was a problem. If false check album.errors to see
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# what the problem was.
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# Create a song to go on the Album we just created
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song = TunecoreDirect::Song.new
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song.album_id = album.album_id
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song.name = "My song"
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song.track_num = 1
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song.save
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#song = TunecoreDirect::Song.new
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#song.album_id = album.album_id
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#song.name = "My song"
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#song.track_num = 1
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#song.save
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# Now that we've created the Song in TuneCore's server the next step is to upload the audio file
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# to TuneCore. We do this by using TuneCore's flash uploade tool.
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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name: tunecore_direct
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authors:
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f3TSOQ==
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----
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date: 2008-09-
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default_executable:
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dependencies:
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