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I’ve just released itms-lib, a simple Ruby library for searching iTunes and finding media from it. Useful for a bunch of stuff, but the most notable is for getting direct links to songs that when clicked, will boot up iTunes and take a user directly to that song’s page.
It’s released under the LGPL.
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