Perl Wrapper for the Yes.com API

Important Notice

The Yes.com API has been shut down, so this software is no longer functional. Thank you for all the support!


January 2009

This is my newest Perl program. It is a script designed to be integrated into other websites and serve as the backend to whatever magic you can come up with. It works directly with the Yes.com network. The script allows you to instantly know what has just been played on a particular radio station. It also gives you many other options, and a simple, straightforward way to print all of them. So enjoy, create, and remember to check out the API yourself!


Dependencies: The CPAN module JSON. In linux run 'sudo cpan JSON' and the Windows binary, "Active Perl" should already have it pre-installed.


Download V1.1 - My Terms - API Terms
radio.pl [-v] station-code [num] [format]
-v - Displays the Version and License Information.
station-code - The 4 letter radio-code.
num - The number of songs to display
format - The format to display the info in. HTML ok.
-a - Artist
-s - Song Title
-t - Time Played
-c - Hyperlink to Cover Art
-v - Hyperlink to Music Video
-i - Song Id, used to link to iTunes

Examples:
Shows the last song played
radio.pl WSUM
Shows the last 4 songs played
radio.pl WSUM 4
Shows the album art of the last song played
radio.pl WSUM 1 "<img src='-c'>"
Shows the last 3 songs played with a link to iTunes.
radio.pl WSUM 3 "-a - <i>-s</i> <a href='http://yes.com/i-i'>Link</a>"
Andy R. Schmitz - Creative Commons 2009-19
Andy@ARSchmitz.com