I have a similar approach but with HTTP GET and an API on the other end. Code
looks like this:
`def send_meta(m) =
ignore(http.get("http://api:10000/post/song?file="; ^ url.encode(m["filename"])
^ "&artist=" ^ url.encode(m["artist"]) ^ "&title=" ^ url.encode(m["title"]) ^
""))
end`
And then
`radio = on_metadata(send_meta, radio)`
I run an API written in golang that parses this output and also gets
information from mysql, then I output a json which I use on the website. If you
want to see the API code it's https://github.com/xtradio/xtradio-api (don't
judge, first golang project and not a dev)
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