I seen the documentation from the book on web2py.com but I am unsure how I
would use response.stream. Could you give me an example please? Here is the
current code I am using.
HTML
{{for item in printrows:}}
{
title:"{{=item[0][2]}}",
artist:"{{=item[0][1]}}",
mp3:"{{=item[0][3]}}", #jPlayer plays the song from
this location
poster: "{{=item[0][4]}}"
},
{{pass}}
default.py
def play():
search = Main()
artist = session.artist
song=None
if artist and song:
searchlastfm = search.addSongs(session.artist, session.song)
print printrows
countrows = 0
if artist and not song:
searchlastfm = search.addArtistSongs(artist)
print "Started from the bottom", searchlastfm
return dict(printrows=searchlastfm)
else:
return "nothing found"
def addArtistSongs(self, artist):
self.artist = artist
mainvar = Main()
apiPath =
"http://ws.audioscrobbler.com/2.0/?api_key=9ab0c1e4d83f21270341c70068d02d44";
apiMethod = "&method=artist.getTopTracks"
# The url in which to use
Base_URL = apiPath + apiMethod + "&artist=" + artist
#print Base_URL
WebSock = urllib.urlopen(Base_URL) # Opens a 'Socket' to URL
WebHTML = WebSock.read() # Reads Contents of URL and
saves to Variable
WebSock.close() # Closes connection to url
#print WebHTML
similarTracks =
re.findall('<track.+?>.+?<name>(.+?)</name>.+?<artist>.+?<name>(.+?)</name>.+?</artist>.+?<image
size="extralarge">(.+?)</image>.+?</track>', WebHTML, re.S)
random.shuffle(similarTracks)
print "from addArtistSongs: ", similarTracks
artist = similarTracks[0][1]
song = similarTracks[0][0]
print "Searching for %s and %s" % (artist,song)
return mainvar.addSongs(artist,song)
def addSongs(self, artist, song):
self.artist = artist
self.song = song
mainvar = Main()
global printrows
if len(printrows) > 15 or len(printrows) == 15:
print "Starting over from addSongs"
print len(printrows)
printrows = []
print printrows
mainvar.addSongs(artist,song)
for similarTrackName, similarArtistName, artistArt in mainvar.
lastfmsearch(artist,song):
similarTrackName = similarTrackName.replace("+"," ").
replace("("," ").replace(")"," ").replace(""","''").replace("'","''").
replace("&","and")
similarArtistName = similarArtistName.replace("+"," ").
replace("("," ").replace(")"," ").replace(""","''").replace("'","''").
replace("&","and")
row = db.executesql('SELECT * FROM lastfm Where Artist="%s"
AND Track="%s"' % (similarArtistName, similarTrackName))
if row and row not in printrows:
row[0] = row[0] + (artistArt,)
printrows.append(row)
print len(printrows)
if len(printrows) == 15:
break
if len(printrows) < 15:
print "Finding Similar"
mainvar.findSimilar()
# print mainvar.printrows
return printrows
On Wednesday, December 11, 2013 10:47:26 AM UTC-5, Leonel Câmara wrote:
>
> use response.stream
>
> Quarta-feira, 11 de Dezembro de 2013 0:11:46 UTC, Cliff escreveu:
>>
>> Hello.
>>
>> I am new to both python and web2py but have been playing with it a bit. I
>> have made a simple program to listen to like artists from lastfm's API. I
>> store my mp3s in a database: Artist/Track/File. It will go through my mp3s
>> and find like songs and play them with jPlayer. I am stuck at playing the
>> songs with jPlayer. It is trying to play my songs from
>> /media/Music/artist/track.mp3 which is out of web2py's static dir. What
>> would be the best way to allow web2py to access these files? If you had any
>> examples that would be great.
>>
>> An example of the error: HTTP load failed with status 404. Load of media
>> resource https://IP:8080/media/Music/mp3/Artist/Song.mp3 failed.
>> (removed IP and artist/song since they were not important)
>>
>> This will only be used by me and on my local server so I am not concerned
>> with the security issues of accessing files outside of static.
>>
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Cliff
>>
>
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