Is there a way to add an mp3 to my iTunes library programmatically from a 3rd party app?
Itunes has a folder in which you can place a file in order to automatically add it to the library.
C:\Users\Your Username\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Automatically Add to iTunes\
in windows.
Check out the iTunes affiliate resources documentation.
Check out this third party plugin: http://albumbrowser.klarita.net/
Apart from the background monitoring program to be a bit buggy its the best I have found and works well once all setup.
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I am building an application. One feature is to online video call.So my question I have a third party link for a video chat, Can i open that link in inappbroser _blank and start the video chat?
Thanks for the Answer.
As your question description is very short but my understanding says.
NO.
1- _blank will lead to chrome or default browser which is not good at all.
2- If you use inAppBrowser your app might reject an app store and play store as they forced not to use that.
I've created an app, inside I use react-native-sound to play sounds.
I embedded sounds inside the app. If a user wants to play that sounds, he/she needs to open the app and play it. How can I enable users to share this sound in WhatsApp or other applications? Is there any 3rd party library exist?
Facebook this functionality in their core api to share the content on other applications. read it here
You can use react-native-share with react-native-fetch-blob to share any file.
react-native-fetch-blob making file access and data transfer easier and more efficient for React Native developers.
With react-native-share you can share file, checkout the github issue here.
I'd like to use branch smart banner because it can open app if it was installed. But i've understood how it work. I need install ios sdk in my app and use setIdentity?
Alex from Branch.io here: the smart banner actually doesn't require the SDK to be integrated. setIdentity is a completely separate method used for tracking individual users, and isn't used at all for the smart banner.
However, integrating the SDK is definitely the easiest way to get things working, because even without it you would still need to set up a Branch account, configure all your link routing rules in the Branch dashboard, and then enable Universal Links in your app (if it's iOS). Since that is 90% of the SDK set up process, you might as well do the whole thing so you can also take advantage of things like install attribution and analytics!
I've created an iPhone app in objective-c with Xcode 5. It's a simple redirect to an app on AppStore via button (UIbutton and its IBAction). Can I open directly this app if it's already installed on iOS? Because in spite of this app is already available on iPhone it's carry on to open it via AppStore!
If it is your app, or you know it well and it has a custom url scheme, you may use Application::canOpenUrl: (link) to check for its existence and Application::openUrl: to launch the application.
This will not be possible for third party applications that do not have, or of which you don't know a custom url scheme.
you need to use URL schemes, a method for sending and receiving data between applications.
A physical device is required for testing this app.look at this example .sample example
try this example . if you face any issue let me know about that.
Yeah! Problem solved...I had to use only URL Scheme of the App I want to open, and insert inside openurl method, -> https://stackoverflow.com/a/24033837/3706995
Today I found Songkick.com which offers the possibility to scan your iTunes library, how do they do it? I tried to google around but I couldn't find an API from Apple for it, do you have any idea?
Songkick loads a java applet in web browser that has read-only access to file system. It refers to iTunes library file, for example on mac at /Users/username/Music/iTunes/iTunes Library.xml to read all the tracks and their metadata.
Since iTunes doesn't work as a web service, it would not have an API.