discogs4s

Early stage Discogs client wrapping sttp

The client is using the library fsclient which is a wrapper around sttp with circe/play-json support and OAuth handling.

// circe codecs
libraryDependencies += "io.bartholomews" %% "discogs4s-circe" % "0.1.2"
// play codecs
libraryDependencies += "io.bartholomews" %% "discogs4s-play" % "0.1.2"
// no codecs (you need to provide your own)
libraryDependencies += "io.bartholomews" %% "discogs4s-core" % "0.1.2"

Discogs clients

You can instantiate different discogs clients depending on the required flow

Basic client

This is the most basic client with no credentials and low rate limits.

Credentials in request ? None
Rate limiting ? 🐢 Low tier
Image URLs ? ❌ No
Authenticated as user ? ❌ No

  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.entities.{DiscogsUsername, UserProfile}
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.{DiscogsClient, DiscogsSimpleClient}
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.config.UserAgent
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.http.SttpResponses.SttpResponse
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.AuthDisabled
  import io.circe
  import pureconfig.ConfigReader.Result
  import sttp.client3.{HttpURLConnectionBackend, Identity, SttpBackend}

  type F[X] = Identity[X]
  val backend: SttpBackend[F, Any] = HttpURLConnectionBackend()

  // import the response handler and token response decoder
  // (here using the circe module, you can also use the play framework or provide your own if using core module)
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.circe.codecs._

  /*
  // In `application.conf`:

  user-agent {
      app-name = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>"
      app-version = "<OPTIONAL_APP_VERSION>"
      app-url = "<OPTIONAL_APP_URL>"
  }
   */
  // create a basic client ready to make (unsigned) requests:
  private val client = DiscogsClient.authDisabled.unsafeFromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a safe client from config
  private val safeClient: Result[DiscogsSimpleClient[F, AuthDisabled.type]] =
    DiscogsClient.authDisabled.fromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a client providing `UserAgent` and `Consumer` directly
  private val explicitClient = DiscogsClient.authDisabled.apply(
    UserAgent(appName = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>", appVersion = Some("<YOUR_APP_VERSION>"), appUrl = Some("<YOUR_APP_URL>"))
  )(backend)

  // run a request with your client
  val response: F[SttpResponse[circe.Error, UserProfile]] =
    client.users.getUserProfile(DiscogsUsername("_.bartholomews"))

Client Credentials

This client has higher rate limits, but still cannot call user-authenticated endpoints. You need to provide consumer key/secret in developer settings (at least in theory, currently any dummy consumer key/secret seems to get the higher rate limit x--(ツ)--x)

Credentials in request ? Only Consumer key/secret
Rate limiting ? 🐰 High tier
Image URLs ? ✔ Yes
Authenticated as user ? ❌ No

  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.entities.{DiscogsUsername, UserProfile}
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.{DiscogsClient, DiscogsSimpleClient}
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.config.UserAgent
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.http.SttpResponses.SttpResponse
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.SignerV1
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.v1.OAuthV1.Consumer
  import io.circe
  import pureconfig.ConfigReader.Result
  import sttp.client3.{HttpURLConnectionBackend, Identity, SttpBackend}

  type F[X] = Identity[X]
  val backend: SttpBackend[F, Any] = HttpURLConnectionBackend()

  // import the response handler and token response decoder
  // (here using the circe module, you can also use the play framework or provide your own if using core module)
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.circe.codecs._

  /*
  // In `application.conf`:

  user-agent {
      app-name = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>"
      app-version = "<OPTIONAL_APP_VERSION>"
      app-url = "<OPTIONAL_APP_URL>"
  }

  discogs {
    consumer {
      key: "<YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY>",
      secret: "<YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET>"
    }
  }
   */
  private val client = DiscogsClient.clientCredentials.unsafeFromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a safe client from config
  private val safeClient: Result[DiscogsSimpleClient[F, SignerV1]] = DiscogsClient.clientCredentials.fromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a client providing `UserAgent` and `Consumer` directly
  private val explicitClient = DiscogsClient.clientCredentials.apply(
    UserAgent(appName = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>", appVersion = Some("<YOUR_APP_VERSION>"), appUrl = Some("<YOUR_APP_URL>")),
    Consumer(key = "<YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY>", secret = "<YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET>")
  )(backend)

  val response: F[SttpResponse[circe.Error, UserProfile]] =
    client.users.getUserProfile(DiscogsUsername("_.bartholomews"))

Personal access token

This client has higher rate limits and can also make user-authenticated calls (for your user only). You need to provide your personal access token from developer settings

Credentials in request ? Personal access token
Rate limiting ? 🐰 High tier
Image URLs ? ✔ Yes
Authenticated as user ? ✔ Yes, for token holder only 👩

  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.entities.{DiscogsUsername, UserIdentity}
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.{DiscogsClient, DiscogsPersonalClient}
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.config.UserAgent
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.http.SttpResponses.SttpResponse
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.OAuthSigner
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.v2.OAuthV2.AccessToken
  import io.circe
  import pureconfig.ConfigReader.Result
  import sttp.client3.{HttpURLConnectionBackend, Identity, SttpBackend}

  type F[X] = Identity[X]
  val backend: SttpBackend[F, Any] = HttpURLConnectionBackend()

  // import the response handler and token response decoder
  // (here using the circe module, you can also use the play framework or provide your own if using core module)
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.circe.codecs._

  /*
  // In `application.conf`:

  user-agent {
      app-name = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>"
      app-version = "<OPTIONAL_APP_VERSION>"
      app-url = "<OPTIONAL_APP_URL>"
  }

  discogs {
    access-token: "<YOUR_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN>"
    username: "<YOUR_DISCOGS_USERNAME>"
  }
   */
  private val client = DiscogsClient.personal.unsafeFromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a safe client from config
  private val safeClient: Result[DiscogsPersonalClient[F, OAuthSigner]] =
    DiscogsClient.personal.fromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a client providing `UserAgent`, `AccessToken` and `DiscogsUsername` directly
  // (make sure you enter the correct username string, otherwise auth calls will be rejected)
  private val explicitClient = DiscogsClient.personal(
    UserAgent(appName = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>", appVersion = Some("<YOUR_APP_VERSION>"), appUrl = Some("<YOUR_APP_URL>")),
    AccessToken(value = "<YOUR_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN>"),
    DiscogsUsername(value = "<YOUR_DISCOGS_USERNAME>")
  )(backend)

  // You can make authenticated (for your user only) calls
  val response: F[SttpResponse[circe.Error, UserIdentity]] = client.users.me

Full OAuth 1.0a with access token/secret

This client is for making calls on behalf of any authenticated user which granted permissions for your app via OAuth 1.0

Credentials in request ? Full OAuth 1.0a with access token/secret
Rate limiting ? 🐰 High tier
Image URLs ? ✔ Yes
Authenticated as user ? ✔ Yes, on behalf of any user 🌍

  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.{DiscogsClient, DiscogsOAuthClient}
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.config.UserAgent
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.v1.OAuthV1.Consumer
  import io.bartholomews.fsclient.core.oauth.{RedirectUri, TemporaryCredentialsRequest}
  import pureconfig.ConfigReader.Result
  import sttp.client3.{HttpURLConnectionBackend, Identity, SttpBackend, UriContext}
  import sttp.model.Uri

  type F[X] = Identity[X]
  val backend: SttpBackend[F, Any] = HttpURLConnectionBackend()

  // import the response handler and token response decoder
  // (here using the circe module, you can also use the play framework or provide your own if using core module)
  import io.bartholomews.discogs4s.circe.codecs._

  /*
  // In `application.conf`:

  user-agent {
      app-name = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>"
      app-version = "<OPTIONAL_APP_VERSION>"
      app-url = "<OPTIONAL_APP_URL>"
  }

  discogs {
    consumer {
      key: "<YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY>",
      secret: "<YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET>"
    }
  }
   */
  private val client = DiscogsClient.oAuth.unsafeFromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a safe client from config
  private val safeClient: Result[DiscogsOAuthClient[F]] = DiscogsClient.oAuth.fromConfig(backend)
  // you can also create a client providing `UserAgent` and `Consumer` directly
  private val explicitClient = DiscogsClient.oAuth.apply(
    UserAgent(appName = "<YOUR_APP_NAME>", appVersion = Some("<YOUR_APP_VERSION>"), appUrl = Some("<YOUR_APP_URL>")),
    Consumer(key = "<YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY>", secret = "<YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET>")
  )(backend)

  // the uri to be redirected after the user will grant permissions for your app
  private val redirectUri = RedirectUri(uri"http://localhost:9000/discogs/callback")

  // prepare your credentials request
  val temporaryCredentialsRequest: TemporaryCredentialsRequest =
    client.temporaryCredentialsRequest(redirectUri)

  for {
    temporaryCredentials <- client.auth.getRequestToken(temporaryCredentialsRequest).body

    // After you get the temporary credentials, you server should redirect the user
    // to `temporaryCredentials.resourceOwnerAuthorizationRequest`
    // which is the discogs token uri where the user will grant permissions to your app
    sendTheUserTo: Uri = temporaryCredentials.resourceOwnerAuthorizationRequest

    /*
      After the user grants/rejects permissions to your app at `sendTheUserTo` uri,
      they will be redirected to `redirectUri`: the url will have
      query parameters with the token key and verifier (if permissions have been granted)
     */
    resourceOwnerAuthorizationUriResponse: Uri = redirectUri.value.withParams(
      Map("oauth_token" -> "AAA", "oauth_verifier" -> "ZZZ")
    )

    /*
      finally get the access token credentials; this call will give an appropriate error message
      if the user has rejected permissions; the access token can be serialized / stored somewhere
      (it doesn't expire).
      By default the OAuth signature is using SHA1, you can override and use PLAINTEXT instead
      (for more info see https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5849#section-3.4).
     */
    accessToken <- client.auth.fromUri(resourceOwnerAuthorizationUriResponse, temporaryCredentials).body

  } yield
  // you need to provide an accessToken to make user-authenticated calls
  client.users.me(accessToken).body match {
    case Left(error) => println(error.getMessage)
    case Right(user) => println(user.username)
  }

Implemented endpoints:

AuthApi
- 🔐 getRequestToken
- 🔐 getAccessToken
DatabaseApi
- 🔓 getRelease
- 🔓 getReleaseRating
- 🔐 updateReleaseRating
- 🔐 deleteReleaseRating
- 🔓 getCommunityReleaseRating
- 🔓 getReleaseStats
- 🔓 getMasterRelease
- 🔓 getMasterReleaseVersions
- 🔓 getArtist
- 🔓 getArtistReleases
- 🔓 getLabel
- 🔓 getLabelReleases
UsersApi
- 🔐 me
- 🔓 getUserProfile
- 🔐 updateUserProfile
- 🔓 getUserSubmissions
- 🔓 getUserContributions

Contributing

Any request / issue / help / PR is most welcome.

CI/CD Pipeline

This project is using sbt-ci-release plugin:

Every push to master will trigger a snapshot release.
In order to trigger a regular release you need to push a tag:
```
./scripts/release.sh v1.0.0
```

If for some reason you need to replace an older version (e.g. the release stage failed):

TAG=v1.0.0
git push --delete origin ${TAG} && git tag --delete ${TAG} \
&& ./scripts/release.sh ${TAG}

bartholomews/discogs4s