vince.cimo

Speak Sound Library allows tight management and presentation of a music library. Users can import mp3’s into the system with an individual uploader or by recursively scanning a folder uploaded via ftp. Once scanned, the ID3 information is extracted out of the mp3 files and used to create a SQL entry. The resulting ‘posts’ are then organized and filterable by artist, genre, album, etc. Users can also attach additional meta-data, such as a youtube link to each song. This song data can be presented on the front-end using our plugin’s short code methods, which returns PHP objects, or using an ajax hook, which returns formatted JSON data. An example implementation (still beta), can be seen at http://www.speakstudioscoop.com/music.
<h3>Wiring up a Frontend Player</h3>
This plugin is merely a backend management system and can be extended using any type of front-end player. You can either use PHP hooks to prepare html, or use a jQuery ajax method, which returns sound data formatted in JSON.
This method will return a JSON string of all of the sounds in your library:
var data = { 
 action: ‘get_songs’ 
 };
<pre><code> jQuery.post(ajaxurl, data, function (response) { console.log(response);
 });
</code></pre>
You can also filter by genre, album or artist (mutually exclusive), like this:
var data = { 
 action: ‘get_songs’, 
 albumFilter: ‘Dark Side of the Moon’, 
 artistFilter: ‘Pink Floyd’, 
 genreFilter: ‘Rock’ 
 };
<pre><code> jQuery.post(ajaxurl, data, function (response) { console.log(response);
 });
</code></pre>
Using PHP, you can retrieve sounds the same as you would any other post, just add ‘post_type’ => ‘sounds’ to your get_posts() query.
Enjoy 🙂

Speak Sound Library

Plugin for managing a library of sounds with simple frontend hooks.

mjar81

This is a simple WordPress plugin that you can modify to fit your own needs. Use your iOS’s application id and it will spit out some basic HTML that you can then apply your own styling to.
Why?
I wanted to make sure that I had accurate descriptions and current pricing information for all my apps wherever I display this data on my personal websites. This was the natural thing to do.
Check out the example of what it produces here: http://www.mohawkapps.com/checkout-helper/
<h3>Advanced Usage</h3>
You can also use the following shortcodes to pull only parts of the application’s data. Please note that you must also pass the id to these shortcodes as well of the plugin won’t know what application you want the data for.
<ul>
<li>name</li>
<li>icon</li>
<li>icon_url</li>
<li>version</li>
<li>price</li>
<li>release_notes</li>
<li>description</li>
<li>rating</li>
<li>iphoness</li>
<li>ipadss</li>
<li>itunes_link</li>
</ul>
This plugin will cache the data from your application in the WordPress database for 24 hours. Application icons and screenshots are cached on your server by default but if you’d like to pull those images directly from Apple’s CDN servers (usually faster), change the value of IOS_APP_PAGE_CACHE_IMAGES to false

App Display Page

Adds a shortcode to display information about iOS apps from Apple's App Store.

Speak Sound Library vs App Display Page