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Chronological Collection

A simple example of how to use the Rdio API.

Getting Started

Fork this repo on github and download it.

        $ git clone [email protected]:username/collection-chronology.git

Get a heroku account then make an app to push to.

        $ heroku create

Get an Rdio API key pair.

Don't put your keys in your source!

Copy env.sh.sample to env.sh for local testing and fill in your API keys.

        $ cp env.sh.sample env.sh
        $ vim env.sh

Leave DOMAIN alone for local development, but set your RDIO_API_KEY and RDIO_API_SHARED_SECRET_KEY. Now source the file for local testing.

        $ source env.sh
        $ bundle exec thin start

Your site will be at http://localhost:3000/. Music playback will not work! You'll need to push the code to the public internet to enable music playback.

Add config variables to your app and push your code live:

        $ heroku config:add DOMAIN=<your heroku app name>
        $ heroku config:add RDIO_API_KEY=<your key>
        $ heroku config:add RDIO_SHARED_SECRET_KEY=<your key>
        $ git push heroku master

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