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extratone opened this issue
Jun 5, 2022
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audioAudio, the medium! End User and other stuff.automationiOn iOS & iPhone. (Subject)mediaRegarding the media industry.musicMusic, the music industry, streaming music, and more. (Subject)siri
This past month, MacStories hosted a community Siri Shortcuts contest called Automation April. One of its winners - a shortcut called "What's on KUTX?" credited to Jack Wellborn - caught my eye as a lifelong dependent upon National Public Radio. Via John Voorhees' comment:
The solution Wellborn came up with is ingenious. It turns out that KUTX uses a web API that can return information about the currently playing track. The API is used to drive an ‘On Now’ widget on the station’s website, but Wellborn discovered that they could query the API and get the track information back as JSON. So, they built a shortcut that queries the API when run, returning the info about the currently-playing song.
I began playing around with the NPR API Jack used and discovered quite accidentally that their shortcut could be modified to display current program information for those NPR stations that are not music-oriented, like mine.
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audioAudio, the medium! End User and other stuff.automationiOn iOS & iPhone. (Subject)mediaRegarding the media industry.musicMusic, the music industry, streaming music, and more. (Subject)siri
Retrieve Live NPR Program Information with Siri Shortcuts
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This past month, MacStories hosted a community Siri Shortcuts contest called Automation April. One of its winners - a shortcut called "What's on KUTX?" credited to Jack Wellborn - caught my eye as a lifelong dependent upon National Public Radio. Via John Voorhees' comment:
I began playing around with the NPR API Jack used and discovered quite accidentally that their shortcut could be modified to display current program information for those NPR stations that are not music-oriented, like mine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: