I have not published any scripts to date. My scripts are intended to support my highly customized way in which i listen to music which is quite large and diverse. The bulk of my scripts are to support the Android app i've written to support remote control (which of course is not so much a unique need) but also filtering and selecting music in a way so as not repeat albums except in a "recently added" 90-day time window which are in a heavy rotation. This app also allows me to browse my collection, control the output target (i.e. internal and chromecast clients) as well as the volume,
Early on i had a React front end (mostly for learning purposes) when my "scripts" were actually a Windows app connecting via COM to MM4 and serving up web services but i found it tedious to maintain both and dropped development of that. Not sure what population of users are on Android that this would be of value to publish. And besides i'd still have to publish the Android app which i had done 20+ years ago for another app i'd written to largely do the same for the music stored on my phone and hence the inspiration to write the MM remote control app in the first place. I still use that app heavily when off my home network but it's no longer available on the Google app store.
What i'm working on now are scripts to add albums to a MM5 playlist (largely now done) i use to sync music to my phone and mark them as played. I'd written an entire app to do this, including the downloading capability, but you all made that irrelevant with the sync'ing capabilities of your Android app.
Javascipt is not my "first" language so although the code is largely "bug" free (well it doesn't crash for it's intended purpose) it's still rough but improving. There were lots of challenges and the biggest one was probably figuring out how to serve up the binary album art via Javascript but it's been fun figuring it out.
Pretty long-winded explanation for saying it's largely a hobby for me now but maybe someday i'll publish some of my scripts along with the Android app of course.
Thanks again for your help.
I have not published any scripts to date. My scripts are intended to support my highly customized way in which i listen to music which is quite large and diverse. The bulk of my scripts are to support the Android app i've written to support remote control (which of course is not so much a unique need) but also filtering and selecting music in a way so as not repeat albums except in a "recently added" 90-day time window which are in a heavy rotation. This app also allows me to browse my collection, control the output target (i.e. internal and chromecast clients) as well as the volume,
Early on i had a React front end (mostly for learning purposes) when my "scripts" were actually a Windows app connecting via COM to MM4 and serving up web services but i found it tedious to maintain both and dropped development of that. Not sure what population of users are on Android that this would be of value to publish. And besides i'd still have to publish the Android app which i had done 20+ years ago for another app i'd written to largely do the same for the music stored on my phone and hence the inspiration to write the MM remote control app in the first place. I still use that app heavily when off my home network but it's no longer available on the Google app store.
What i'm working on now are scripts to add albums to a MM5 playlist (largely now done) i use to sync music to my phone and mark them as played. I'd written an entire app to do this, including the downloading capability, but you all made that irrelevant with the sync'ing capabilities of your Android app. :-)
Javascipt is not my "first" language so although the code is largely "bug" free (well it doesn't crash for it's intended purpose) it's still rough but improving. There were lots of challenges and the biggest one was probably figuring out how to serve up the binary album art via Javascript but it's been fun figuring it out.
Pretty long-winded explanation for saying it's largely a hobby for me now but maybe someday i'll publish some of my scripts along with the Android app of course.
Thanks again for your help.