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@rafaelsilvadeveloper/lastfm.ts

v2.0.1

Published

A strongly typed, zero-dependency TypeScript client for the Last.fm API, featuring rate limiting, caching, and async iterators.

Readme

@rafaelsilvadeveloper/lastfm.ts

A strongly typed, zero-dependency TypeScript client for the Last.fm API, featuring rate limiting, caching, and async iterators.

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Features

  • 🛡️ TypeScript Definitions: Complete types for all requests and responses mapping Last.fm API structure.
  • 📦 Zero Dependencies: Built entirely using native fetch. Runs in Node.js, Bun, Cloudflare Workers, Edge, and Serverless environments.
  • 🚦 Built-in Rate Limiting: Built-in queue compliance checks to prevent Last.fm API rate limit violations.
  • 🚀 In-Memory Cache: Smart built-in caching layer to save resources and speed up repeat requests.
  • 🔌 Custom Interceptors: Flexible middlewares to intercept and modify requests, responses, and errors.
  • 🔄 Async Iterators: Page-fetch user top artists, loved tracks, and recent tracks automatically using modern for await...of loops.

Installation

npm install @rafaelsilvadeveloper/lastfm.ts

Getting Started

Initialize the client with your Last.fm API credentials.

import { LastFmClient } from '@rafaelsilvadeveloper/lastfm.ts';

const client = new LastFmClient({
  apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY",
  apiSecret: "YOUR_API_SECRET",
  userAgent: "MyApp/1.0.0 ([email protected])", // Optional but recommended
});

Authentication (OAuth 2)

To scrobble or update "Now Playing", you need a user session:

  1. Get Auth URL: Redirect the user to this URL to approve your app.
    const authUrl = client.getAuthUrl("http://localhost:3000/callback");
  2. Get Session Key: Once the user returns with a token, exchange it for a session key:
    const session = await client.auth.getSession("TOKEN_FROM_CALLBACK");
    const sessionKey = session.session.key;

User Profile and Recent Tracks

// Fetch user profile info
const user = await client.users.getInfo("realkalashnikov");

// Fetch scrobble queue checking if user is listening to anything
const nowPlaying = await client.users.getNowPlaying("realkalashnikov");
if (nowPlaying) {
  console.log(`Listening to: ${nowPlaying.name} by ${nowPlaying.artist["#text"]}`);
}

Scrobbling (Record a listen)

Requires sessionKey obtained from the OAuth step.

await client.tracks.scrobble(
  sessionKey,
  "Daft Punk", // Artist
  "One More Time", // Track
  Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) // Timestamp
);

Pagination with Async Iterators

Iterate through paginated resources without manually managing limits or offset parameters:

import { LastFmClient } from '@rafaelsilvadeveloper/lastfm.ts';

const client = new LastFmClient({
  apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY",
  apiSecret: "YOUR_API_SECRET",
});

async function run() {
  // Automatically queries next pages behind the scenes as you loop!
  for await (const track of client.users.getRecentTracksIterator('realkalashnikov')) {
    console.log(`Track: ${track.name} - Artist: ${track.artist.name}`);
  }
}

run();

Available iterators:

  • client.users.getRecentTracksIterator(username)
  • client.users.getLovedTracksIterator(username)
  • client.users.getTopArtistsIterator(username)

Error Handling

Throws strongly typed LastFmApiError, LastFmNetworkError, or LastFmValidationError.

import { LastFmApiError } from '@rafaelsilvadeveloper/lastfm.ts';

try {
  await client.users.getInfo("non-existent-user");
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof LastFmApiError) {
    console.error(`API Error: ${error.message} (Code: ${error.code})`);
  }
}

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License

Personal and Commercial Use License. See the LICENSE file for details.