[Playlist] Ruby gem to convert XSPF<>JSPF

[Benoît Gréant]

Yes, that’s it…

Le ven. 17 mars 2023 à 18:48, Lucas Gonze <lucas at gonze.com> a écrit :

> I commented in the thread. I think that will break the logjam.
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> Lucas Gonze wrote:
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> Is this the thread? https://github.com/njh/ruby-playlist/issues/20
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> Lucas Gonze wrote:
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> JSPF <-> XSPF should always be possible because they are semantically
> equivalent.
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> https://github.com/njh/ruby-playlist claims to cover JSPF as well as
> XSPF.
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> Can you say more about the conversation
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> Benoît Gréant wrote:
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> Hello,
> I'm still working on my website spiff-radio.org which uses the JSPF
> format as "backbone".
> I've written a Ruby API for it, but it lacks some features - among other
> things, a way to convert data between XSPF<>JSPF.
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> I've seen there is a XSPF Ruby gem <https://rubygems.org/gems/xspf/> here
> written by Pau Garcia i Quiles, whose from your team.
> I was wondering if it would be possible to implement a way  to convert
> data between XSPF<>JSPF.
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> It would make sense that the "official" team develop this, would benefit
> to other developers too, plus, to be honest, I have so much work
> developing my app that I don't have time to do this by myself (and I just
> have some notions in Ruby).
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> There is also this gem, ruby-playlist
> <https://github.com/njh/ruby-playlist> (A ruby gem to convert playlists
> between different formats), but it does not supports JSPF and lacks some
> important features (multiple locations, metadatas, ...).  I've contacted
> the author but he does not seems interested by updating it to conform it to
> the XSPF standards.
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> Could someone help ?
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> Thanks !
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> Benoît
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