Eric Lambrecht

Feed.fm allows you to legally add popular music to your mobile app with a Pandora-style user interface. This SDK takes care of all communication with the Feed.fm service and delivery of music files to the iOS device - you need only set authentication tokens and call play, pause, skip, like or dislike on the shared player instance.

This pod also contains a collection of UI elements that build on top of the core library. Sample elements include: play/pause, skip, and like/dislike buttons that update themselves automatically; UILabels that marquee and display the active song; and others.

This pod includes an example app that can be used with 'pod try FeedMedia' Documentation for the classes in this package can be found at

http://demo.feed.fm/sdk/docs/ios

For a more full featured demo app, look at https://github.com/feedfm/iOS-RadioPlayer

License: NOASSERTION

NOTE - Version 3.0.0 of the FeedMedia pod replaces this pod and involves no SDK updates. Update your Podfile to use FeedMedia rather than FeedMediaUI, and make sure your #includes are for rather than .

Original description follows:

This is a collection of UI elements that build on top of the 'FeedMedia' cocoapod that accesses the Feed.fm music service. Sample elements include: play/pause, skip, and like/dislike buttons that update themselves automatically; UILabels that marquee and display the active song; and others.

This pod includes an example app that can be used with 'pod try FeedMediaUI'

Class documentation is available at http://demo.feed.fm/sdk/docs/ios/ui

For a more full featured demo app, look at https://github.com/feedfm/iOS-RadioPlayer

If you are using this in a Swift project, use the 'FeedMediaUI/Swift' subspec and make sure your Podfile has 'use_frameworks!' declared.

License: MIT