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Google Music for Amarok

   1.3.0  

Amarok 2.0 Script

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Google Music for Amarok
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Version Control:  Link
Downloads:  1667
Submitted:  Jan 27 2013
Updated:  Jul 23 2013

Description:

This script allows you to listen your music allocated in your Google Music account using Amarok.

You only need to have installed curl. Then this script do the work for you!

After installation put your account parameters and then update the list of songs. Once the list is updated you can listen your music!

== OTHER PROBLEMS ==
If you see an error related to "Parse error" try to read the ListSongs.json file and if you see a html code remove it. This file should only have json code between "{[" characters.




Changelog:

v1.3.0:
- Added search bar
- Problem with breakline in authToken
- Download all songs
v1.2.1:
- Reduced size of listSong file.
- Accept-Type in curl function when download new listSongs.
- eval function changed by JSON.parse
v1.2:
- Bash script functions passed to javascript.
v1.0:
- First script release.




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 Great idea, but...

 
 by mdye on: Jan 28 2013  
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Fantastic and useful idea; the only problem is it doesn't work (for me, at least). It says it's logged in, but I'm there's no real evidence that it is. And it won't populate with Google Music music - it just stops trying.


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 Re: Great idea, but...

 
 by jbatalle on: Jan 28 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

If you are logged correclty, then you need to press the update list button (in tools menu). This button download the list of songs in json file. Then you need to restart amarok. If you look the folder of the script (~./kde4/share/apps/amarok/scripts/google_music/) you may see the cookie.txt and a listSongs.json.

Is the first version of the script, and have a little problems. During these weeks I will try to improve it.


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 Re: Re: Great idea, but...

 
 by mdye on: Jan 28 2013  
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It doesn't seem to be doing any of that - there's no cookies file nor is there a music list file. I've tried logging in several different ways - with and without the domain, but it doesn't seem to do anything. I've followed the instructions in the prompts - login, then update collection, then restart - and nothing. Not sure what else to do.


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 Re: Re: Re: Great idea, but...

 
 by amair on: Jan 29 2013  
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Hi,

it didn't work for me, too.
I had make the script executable. Run "chmod +x google_music.sh" in the script's folder.

I also think that the auth() function in that script needs some changes to make it more robust and fix script errors. See that patch:
--- google_music.sh.orig 2013-01-29 08:56:06.000000000 +0100
+++ google_music.sh 2013-01-29 08:56:03.000000000 +0100
@@ -7,14 +7,15 @@
email=$1
password=$2
authResponse=$(curl "$clientLoginUrl" --data-urlencode Email="$email" --data-urlencode Passwd="$password" -d accountType=GOOGLE -d service="$service")
- authToken="${authResponse##*=}"
- SID="${authResponse:4:288}"
- LID="${authResponse:298:288}"
- return $SID
+ authToken="$(echo "$authResponse" | egrep "^Auth=" | cut -d= -f2-)"
+ SID="$(echo "$authResponse" | egrep "^SID=" | cut -d= -f2-)"
+ LID="$(echo "$authResponse" | egrep "^LID=" | cut -d= -f2-)"
+ [ "$SID" ] || return 1
+ return 0
}

function listSongs(){
- curl --header "Authorization: GoogleLogin auth=${authToken}" https://www.googleapis.com/sj/v1beta1/tracks > listSongs.json
+ curl --header "Authorization: GoogleLogin auth=${authToken}" https://www.googleapis.com/sj/v1beta1/tracks > ListSongs.json
}

function getCookie() {
@@ -55,10 +56,10 @@
auth $email $password
return_val=$?
echo $return_val>return.txt
- if [ "$?" == "" ]; then
+ if [ $return_val -ne 0 ]; then
echo "offline"
echo $return_val>return.txt
- elif [ "$?" != "" ]; then
+ else
listSongs
getCookie $email $password
fi


Best regards,
Andreas


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Great idea, but...

 
 by jbatalle on: Jan 29 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Hi,
thank you to apport your changes!

Once you've added execution permissions to the .sh file, then works or not?

If the unique problem is related to the .sh file, I can solve it. The following days I try to improve and include this script in javascript file, but I don't know if I can manage cookies with js.

This evening I will apply the patch and others modifications.

thank you,
Josep


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Great idea, but...

 
 by amair on: Jan 29 2013  
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amairamair

Hi,

yes, giving the script executable permission was enough to get it working.

BTW: do you know the Unofficial Google Music API (https://github.com/simon-weber/Unofficial-Google-Music-API)?
I know it's not Javascript but maybe it helps.

Best regards,
Andreas


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Great idea, but...

 
 by jbatalle on: Jan 29 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Ah, Ok!
I have read the unOfficial api and is written in python. At this moment I think is more interesting to give a script only using javascript. If I have more time, I try to use this api because give a lot of options.

At this moment I'm working including the ".sh" into javascript files. I have included the curl function inside javascript and works fine. Now I only need to adapt the commands to javascript.



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 Helpful link

 
 by simon-weber on: Jan 30 2013  
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Hi, I'm the Simon mentioned below. Nice work on this!

If you haven't seen http://dpogue.ca/gmusic.html, it's worth checking out. It's got more details on the specific endpoints you're using.

As a heads up, my work uses two other different Google endpoints which probably wouldn't be very helpful to you.


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 Re: Helpful link

 
 by jbatalle on: Jan 30 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Hi,
I read this page when I was searching information. But I had problems with Android's url and I left it.
But my works is similar, I'm based on https://developers.google.com/gdata/articles/using_cURL to get the Cookies, and then I used other url to get the songs (https://play.google.com/music/play). The problem is this url only allows listen the song one time for each provided url. For listen again I need to access another time to the get the new url.


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 Script Parsing Error

 
 by TReed0803 on: Feb 9 2013  
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I love this idea! It looks like it logged me in, and even got my song info. But I get a parsing error when I run the script. Consecutive run of Amarok seems like the script kills it. Has the script been tested with a big music library? I feel this may be my issue, but I am not sure.

My ListSongs.json file is gigantic. 4.1 MB filled with many many songs (> 10,000). I'm wondering if maybe there's a limitation on how many songs the script can reasonably parse?

I will clean out my Google Music (it's filled with many old songs I don't listen to any more) and try again, but I just want to bring this to your attention if you plan on continuing this project.


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 Re: Script Parsing Error

 
 by jbatalle on: Feb 10 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Hi,
mmm I was doing my tests with a file that has 3000 songs (2mb). Probably this is the problem, the number of songs because I tried to include a filter in order to search songs and then after few tests amarok crashes. However, I modified the script in order to reduce the size of the file, saving only the basic information.

Related of your problem, the script load the library(read the file) when you click on the Google Music for Amarok in Collection menu. Then Amarok would snap at that moment, not at the startup.

If you can give more information about the error, can help to solve it.

Thank you for your comment!


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 Re: Re: Script Parsing Error

 
 by amair on: Feb 10 2013  
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amairamair

Hi,

I had that problem when I updated to v1.2, too. I've looked into the ListSongs.json file and found some HTML code at the beginning or the end (sorry, can't remember).

Best regards,
Andreas


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 Re: Re: Re: Script Parsing Error

 
 by TReed0803 on: Feb 10 2013  
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That was the issue, actually! After removing the html that was at the end of the ListSongs.json file, it works perfectly fine!

I'm thinking that it breaks on parsing because of this?

I tried updating again, and the HTML that I get at the end is consistent:

<html>
<head><title>301 Moved Permanently</title></head>
<body bgcolor="white">
<center><h1>301 Moved Permanently</h1></center>
<hr><center>nginx</center>
</body>
</html>

After removing this HTML, the script works perfectly. Thank you!


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Script Parsing Error

 
 by jbatalle on: Feb 10 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Oh great! But I don't understand what happens with the html code. Now I only download the list and I parse the songs, then I create a new file and I put only the json code... The html code is not parsed, then in theory should not appears inside the json file.

In my pc works fine (I don't see any html code). Furthermore, I installed the script in two versions of Amarok (2.5.0 and 2.7.0) and works fine in both.

Thank you!


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Script Parsing Error

 
 by amair on: Feb 11 2013  
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amairamair

Hi,

here it works with v1.2.1, too.

Best regards,
Andreas


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 Parse error

 
 by daimadoshi85 on: Feb 10 2013  
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Hi!Sorry I tried to install the script on amarok now, I read your comments and tried it. I receive a parse error but the script doesn't create the file listSongs.json. Can you help me?

Thank you very much.


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 Re: Parse error

 
 by jbatalle on: Feb 10 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Try now, I changed a function, but I don't understand what happen. Have you got strange characters in your music allocated in google?


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 Re: Re: Parse error

 
 by jbatalle on: Feb 10 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

If now doesn't work try to change the line 110 of the file lib.js. Change the

eval("var JSON_obj = " + listSongs);
to
var JSON_obj = eval( "(" + listSongs + ")" );


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 Re: Re: Re: Parse error

 
 by daimadoshi85 on: Feb 11 2013  
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Yes, I might have some special characters in my music library. I'll try your solution this evening, thank you very much. I'll keep you updated.


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 Re: Re: Re: Parse error

 
 by daimadoshi85 on: Feb 12 2013  
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New version worked fine!Thank you very much :)


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 Parse error

 
 by quaff on: May 9 2013  
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I'm getting parse errors when I try to play a song from my Google Music collection. I've set up the script properly, and ListSongs.json was created properly.

I have special characters in some of my songs (Chinese), not sure if that will impact the parse error.


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 Re: Parse error

 
 by quaff on: May 9 2013  
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Also, I have two-step authentication enabled. Not sure if that makes a difference since I was able to log in properly and retrieve a song list with an application-specific password


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 Re: Re: Parse error

 
 by jbatalle on: May 13 2013  
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jbatallejbatalle

Hello,
sorry for the delay... I'm very busy these days.

How you say, I think that the problem is the characters.
If you want, give me a part of your file and I can try to find a solution.

Thank you to report the problem!


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 SyntaxError: Parse error

 
 by FraSMOG on: Jul 6 2013  
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Hi,
here also I got the "Parse error" problem... I've looked at my Json code but it seems fine to me... :(
If it can help, I can send you the file via email, I don't think attach the whole file here is a good idea...

S.M.O.G. from Pimp My Linux
http://pimpmylinux.wordpress.com
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 Re: SyntaxError: Parse error

 
 by jbatalle on: Jul 6 2013  
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Hello!
What version of Amarok are you using? In my computer with 2.5 version works fine, but in other computer (without KDE) doesn't work. This means that the problem is not in the parsing of the json file, is in the code... maybe is due to lack of libraries.

Maybe can be more useful if you can run the amarok in debugging mode (amarok --debug in a terminal), and paste here, or send me an email with the lines that show the error.


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 Re: Re: SyntaxError: Parse error

 
 by FraSMOG on: Jul 6 2013  
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I use Amarok 2.7.1 under KDE 4.10.5

I get the list of songs (all together, not nested by any metatag, just sorted by song name) but when I try to play one of them I get that error, and the most useful thing I see in the debug is this, I think:
Quote:
SCRIPT "Google Music for Amarok" : "<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Moved Temporarily</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFFFFF" TEXT="#000000">
<H1>Moved Temporarily</H1>
The document has moved <A HREF="https://www.google.com/accounts/ServiceLogin?service=sj&amp;passive=1209600&amp;continue=https://music.google.com/music/play?u%3D0%26songid%3Db81953d2-8795-3ecf-b3ba-1fac80bd522b%26pt%3De&amp;followup=https://music.google.com/music/play?u%3D0%26songid%3Db81953d2-8795-3ecf-b3ba-1fac80bd522b%26pt%3De">here</A>.
</BODY>
</HTML>
"

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http://pimpmylinux.wordpress.com
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