rdio-simple for PHP

An Rdio client including a built-in OAuth 1.0 implementation.

Requirements

• PHP5
• curl

To install the library simply add the om.php and rdio.php files to your source directory.

Usage

To use the library just require the rdio.php file in your PHP source file:

require 'rdio.php';

Create an Rdio instance passing in an array with your consumer key and secret:

$rdio = new Rdio(array("consumerkey", "consumersecret"));

Make API calls with the call(methodname, params) method:

$rdio->call('get', keys='a254895,a104386')

Authenticate and authorize with the begin_authentication and complete_authentication methods.

The current token (either request or access) is stored in $rdio->token as an array with the token and token secret.

Note: PHP does not support unicode but the Rdio API always expects UTF-8 strings. If your strings are in latin-1 then you'll have to encode them to UTF-8 using PHP's utf8_encode function before passing them into the library.

Examples

Both examples authenticate and then list the user's playlists. They use credentials stored in rdio-consumer-credentials.php.

• examples/command-line.php
• examples/web-based.php