AmuseKit

A swift package to facilitate Apple Music Api integration for iOS, MacOS, tvOS & watchOS projects.

USAGE

Import

import AmuseKit

Init AmuseKit provider.

You can initialize AmuseKit using a StorageConfiguration that specifies service name and keys that will be used to save developer token & user token on keychain.

let configuration = AmuseKit.StorageConfiguration(serviceName: "KEYCHAIN_SERVICE_NAME",
                                                  developerTokenKey: "DEV_TOKEN_KEYCHAIN_KEY",
                                                  userTokenKey: "USER_TOKEN_KEYCHAIN_KEY")
let amuseProvider = AmuseKit.DataProvider(configuration)
amuseProvider.setDeveloperToken("YOUR_DEV_TOKEN")

Set User Token.

amuseProvider.setUserToken("USER_TOKEN")

Set User Country Code.

amuseProvider.setUserCountryCode("USER_COUNTRY_CODE")

Retrieve Apple Music catalog resources by ids.

Supported values are: albums, artists, musicVideos, playlists, songs.

let response = try await amuseProvider.catalog(.albums, ids: ["123", "456", "789"])
print(response.data)

amuseProvider.catalog(.albums, ids: ["123", "456", "789"])
    .sink { _ in
    } receiveValue: { response in
        print(response.data)
    }

Search on Apple Music catalog.

let response = try await amuseProvider.catalogSearch(searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
print(response.results?.albums)
print(response.results?.artists)
print(response.results?.musicVideos)
print(response.results?.playlists)
print(response.results?.songs)
print(response.results?.stations)

amuseProvider.catalogSearch(searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
    .sink { _ in
    } receiveValue: { response in
        // content will be found under results properties.
        print(response.results?.albums)
        print(response.results?.artists)
        print(response.results?.musicVideos)
        print(response.results?.playlists)
        print(response.results?.songs)
        print(response.results?.stations)
    }

Search on Apple Music catalog for specific resources types.

let response = try await amuseProvider.catalogSearch([.playlists, .songs], searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
print(response.results?.playlists)
print(response.results?.songs)

amuseProvider.catalogSearch([.playlists, .songs], searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
    .sink { _ in
    } receiveValue: { response in
        print(response.results?.playlists)
        print(response.results?.songs)
    }

Retrieve User Library resources.

Supported values are: albums, artists, musicVideos, playlists, songs.

let response = try await dataProvider.library(.albums)
print(response.data)

amuseProvider.library(.albums)
    .sink { _ in
    } receiveValue: { response in
        print(response.data)
    }

Search on User Library.

let response = try await amuseProvider.librarySearch(searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
print(response.results?.albums)
print(response.results?.artists)
print(response.results?.musicVideos)
print(response.results?.playlists)
print(response.results?.songs)

amuseProvider.librarySearch(searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
    .sink { _ in
    } receiveValue: { response in
        // content will be found under results properties.
        print(response.results?.albums)
        print(response.results?.artists)
        print(response.results?.musicVideos)
        print(response.results?.playlists)
        print(response.results?.songs)
    }

Search on User Library for specific resources types.

let response = try await amuseProvider.librarySearch([.playlists, .songs], searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
print(response.results?.playlists)
print(response.results?.songs)

amuseProvider.librarySearch([.playlists, .songs], searchTerm: "YOUR_QUERY_TEXT")
    .sink { _ in
    } receiveValue: { response in
        print(response.results?.playlists)
        print(response.results?.songs)
    }