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.

Adam D

The AppStore Lookup is a simple WordPress plugin that provides shortcodes for querying Apple’s Lookup API to get app data from iTunes or the Mac AppStore. You can modify it as you wish, or use the built-in options to make it fit the needs of your site.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Lookup and display data from Mac App Store and iPhone/iPad App Store</li>
<li>Display App icons</li>
<li>Display App screenshots</li>
<li>Up-to-date app ratings information</li>
<li>Add Smart App Banners for iOS mobile Safari</li>
<li>Use your Linkshare ID for download links and Smart App Banners</li>
</ul>
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AppStore Lookup for WordPress

Adds shortcodes that display data from iOS and Mac AppStore applications.

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