asx is a lightweight library for parsing asx files.
Import the library into your Dart code using:
import 'package:asx/asx.dart'; final String fileString = """
<ASX Version="3">
<ABSTRACT>Powered by example.com</ABSTRACT>
<ENTRY>
<REF HREF = "http://example.mp3"/>
<ABSTRACT>Powered by example.com</ABSTRACT>
<TITLE> example | FM</TITLE>
<COPYRIGHT>(c) copyright </COPYRIGHT>
<DURATION VALUE="00:00:30" />
<AUTHOR>author</AUTHOR>
<PREVIEWDURATION VALUE="0:30.0" />
<PARAM NAME="Location" VALUE="North America" />
<PARAM NAME="Release Date" VALUE="March 1998" />
<BANNER HREF="http://example.com">
<ABSTRACT>Click here to go to our website.</ABSTRACT>
<MOREINFO HREF="https://sample.example.com" />
</BANNER>
<BASE HREF="https://sample.example.com" />
<STARTTIME VALUE="0:10.0" />
<MOREINFO HREF="https://sample.example.com" />
<STARTMARKER NUMBER="14" />
<ENDMARKER NUMBER="17" NAME="Marker_StopHere" />
</ENTRY>
</ASX>
""";
final AsxDocument asxDocument = AsxDocument.parse(fileString);
final List<ASXEntry>? asxEntries = asxDocument.entries;
for (ASXEntry asxEntry in asxEntries!) {
// Link: http://example.mp3, Title: example | FM, Author: author
print("Link: ${asxEntry.link}, Title: ${asxEntry.title}, Author: ${asxEntry.author}");
}
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.