v0.1.5

It's been a while. 😴

In this release:

New commands

• library.removeTrack
• library.removeScrobble

Fixes and improvements

• Updated dependency on Newtonsoft.Json to 6.0.8
• Fixed memory leak #58
• Fixed user.getTopAlbums - was sending wrong parameters #60

Breaking changes

• Renamed LastFmApiError enum to LastResponseStatus
• Renamed Album.TotalPlayCount property to Album.PlayCount

Thanks to @Zumicts and @kasthack for their contributions.

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As always, the package is available on NuGet: search for Inflatable.Lastfm

v0.1.4-patch1

Removes the MyConvert dependency from the NuGet package

The core project hasn't depended on it since #35, but I forgot to remove it as a NuGet dependency before releasing 0.1.4. This was causing problems installing the Inflatable.Lastfm package into certain project types.

v0.1.4

In this release:

New methods

• artist.getTags
• artist.getTopTags
• album.getTags
• user.getRecommendedArtists
• track.updateNowPlaying

Fixes and improvements

• Better handling of calling an authenticated API without valid authentication #46
• Improved parsing of biography information in artist.getInfo #46
• Removed dependency on MyConvert NuGet package #35
• Removed option to catch HttpRequestExceptions internally #23

Breaking changes

• Changed constructors of Scrobble to require time played DateTime

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Thanks to @Zumicts and @prashantkhandelwal for contributing to this release.

v0.1.3

• album.getTopTags
• library.getTracks
• Improvements to track and artist parsing

Thanks to @Zumicts, @prashantkhandelwal and @PCurd for contributing to this release

v0.1.2

• Fixes #36, requests failing under WPF project
• Setting up OpenCover and ReportGenerator for test coverage
• Syro request builder for development
• Switch to use MyConvert NuGet package for MD5 hashing instead of xBrainLab binary
• Fix timezone parsing in shout object

v0.1.1

We've added support for a few more commands, but most changes are scheduled for v0.2.

v0.1

The code in this release was mostly written over a year ago and has not been used in production since, though manual testing shows that the majority is still functional as of September 2014.

This release will mark a transition back to active development. The next release will have been verified for compatibility with the current Last.fm API, will have more production-ready features like batched-and-cached scrobbling, and will be backed by unit tests.