Add MuseView for fetching Apple Music's recently played tracks and play them #3
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Heya!
A list fetches the recently played tracks of a user from their library, and you can tap on the track to play them. The tab for MuseView should not show if you do not use Apple Music :P
A simple implementation can be taken forward by those interested in exploring MusicKit!
Note: @adamrushy will have to enable MusicKit services for the particular identifier to work; otherwise, on your local machine, you can use your identifier if you are part of the Apple Developer Program!