imclab / valentunes

Valentunes

Valentunes Docs

(some blurb about what Valentunes is) Eventually this app will be hosted at http://valentun.es.

Valentunes components

1. Web input & mobile

   • Name
   • Interests
   • Intro note
   • Your email

2. Get suggested tracks

   • from Musixmatch
   • and/or from Hunch (based on your sweetheart's Twitter / Facebook ID)

3. From this list of tracks, display filtered playlist using Echonest API

   • by genre
   • by energy
   • by likeness to a favorite artist
   • by ...?

4. "The Gift" - present the greeting and song at a unique URL

5. Bonus: send "valentune" to your sweetheart by phone using Twilio

   • add an optional personal recorded greeting via Twilio

Getting started

You must install the components using pip:

$ git clone https://github.com/natea/valentunes.git
$ virtualenv valentunes
$ cd valentunes
$ source bin/activate
$ easy_install pip
$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Now you can start up Django with:

$ cd vt
$ ./manage.py runserver

Testing with Poster

Download Poster this Firefox plugin.

And then pass a POST using the following as the content:

{
    "interests": "Hello", 
    "to_email": "", 
    "from_name": "Anna", 
    "intro_note": "", 
    "to_phone": "", 
    "from_email": "", 
    "recipient_name": "Nate", 
    "from_phone": ""
}

Make sure that you set the Content-type to application/json The response should return the URL to the new object that was just created. i.e.:

http://localhost:8000/api/card/10/

Testing with curl (don't use - this is deprecated) -----------------

To add a new card via the API, type this command in the terminal:

$ curl localhost:8000/api/card/ -F "from_name=Nate" -F "[email protected]"
{
    "interests": "", 
    "to_email": "", 
    "from_name": "Josh", 
    "create_date": "2011-02-12 18:25:45", 
    "intro_note": "", 
    "_state": "<django.db.models.base.ModelState object at 0x1019b2910>", 
    "to_phone": "", 
    "from_email": "[email protected]", 
    "recipient_name": "", 
    "from_phone": "", 
    "id": 3
}

Now fetch that record you just created:

$ curl localhost:8000/api/3/
{
    "interests": "", 
    "to_email": "", 
    "from_name": "Nate", 
    "create_date": "2011-02-12 18:25:45", 
    "intro_note": "", 
    "_state": "<django.db.models.base.ModelState object at 0x1019b2c90>", 
    "to_phone": "", 
    "from_email": "[email protected]", 
    "recipient_name": "", 
    "from_phone": "", 
    "id": 3

If you want to delete the record, type this command:

$ curl-X DELETE http://localhost:8000/api/1/

API resources

• Example of django-piston
• Example with OAuth
• Presentation of django-piston
• Django-Piston and JSON