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A Python interface to [Last.fm](http://www.last.fm/) and other api-compatible websites such as [Libre.fm](http://libre.fm/).
A Python interface to [Last.fm](http://www.last.fm/) and other API-compatible websites such as [Libre.fm](http://libre.fm/).
Try using the pydoc utility for help on usage or see [test_pylast.py](tests/test_pylast.py) for examples.
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Getting Started
---------------
Here's a simple code example to get you started. In order to create any object from pyLast, you need a Network object which represents a social music network that is Last.fm or any other API-compatible one. You can obtain a pre-configured one for Last.fm and use it as follows:
Here's some simple code example to get you started. In order to create any object from pyLast, you need a `Network` object which represents a social music network that is Last.fm or any other API-compatible one. You can obtain a pre-configured one for Last.fm and use it as follows:
```python
import pylast
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network = pylast.LastFMNetwork(api_key = API_KEY, api_secret =
API_SECRET, username = username, password_hash = password_hash)
# now you can use that object everywhere
# Now you can use that object everywhere
artist = network.get_artist("System of a Down")
artist.shout("<3")
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track.love()
track.add_tags(("awesome", "favorite"))
# type help(pylast.LastFMNetwork) or help(pylast) in a Python interpreter to get more help
# Type help(pylast.LastFMNetwork) or help(pylast) in a Python interpreter to get more help
# about anything and see examples of how it works
```
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[tests/test_pylast.py](tests/test_pylast.py) contains integration tests with Last.fm, and plenty of code examples. Unit tests are also in the [tests/](tests/) directory.
For integration tests you need a test account at Last.fm that will be cluttered with test data, and an API key and secret. Either copy [example_test_pylast.yaml](example_test_pylast.yaml) to test_pylast.yaml and fill out the credentials, or set them as environment variables like:
For integration tests you need a test account at Last.fm that will become cluttered with test data, and an API key and secret. Either copy [example_test_pylast.yaml](example_test_pylast.yaml) to test_pylast.yaml and fill out the credentials, or set them as environment variables like:
```sh
export PYLAST_USERNAME=TODO_ENTER_YOURS_HERE