[−][src]Crate rstidal
Rstidal is a wrapper for the Tidal API.
Configuration
Add this to your Cargo.toml
:
[dependencies]
rstidal = "0.1.2"
By default, Rstidal uses asynchronous programming with asycn
and await
.
Getting Started
Authorization
Since all methods required user authentication, you are required to create a session using a Tidal username and password. In order to authenticate a user your application needs an Application Token.
How to get an Application Token
Using a debug proxy (Charles or Fiddler) open your Tidal Desktop application, look for
requests to api.tidal.com
and copy the value it uses in the header X-Tidal-Token
.
Examples
[dependencies]
rstidal = { version = "0.1.0" }
tokio = { version = "0.2", feeatures = ["full"] }
use rstidal::client::Tidal; use rstidal::auth::TidalCredentials; use dotenv::dotenv; use std::env; #[tokio::main] async fn main() { { dotenv().ok(); } // Set the token aquired by inspecting your Tidal Desktop application. let token = env::var("RSTIDAL_APP_TOKEN").unwrap(); let credentials = TidalCredentials::new(&token); // Create a session using your user credentials. let username = env::var("RSTIDAL_USERNAME").unwrap(); let password = env::var("RSTIDAL_PASSWORD").unwrap(); let credentials = credentials.create_session(&username, &password).await; // Use the credentials to start the client let client = Tidal::new(credentials); let artist = client.artists().get("37312").await; println!("{:?}", artist.unwrap()); }
Modules
auth | |
client | |
endpoints | |
model |