New feature! Individual scrobble pages and embeddable

[mattl]

A discussion came up tonight on an IndieWebCamp Homebrew Website Club meeting around embedding.

You can now get a unique URL for each track you scrobble (retroactively too) plus you can embed the page with very minimal HTML into say, a blog post.

1. Go to your profile (ie. https://libre.fm/user/mattl)
2. Click on the text in the "time" column of the recent tracks list
3. https://libre.fm/user/mattl/scrobble/1728341197

You can also use https://libre.fm/user/mattl/scrobble/1728341197/embed to get the embedded version.

Let me know what you think and @foocorp/beta-testers let me know if you find any bugs.

[mattl]

Some thoughts:

• ~Could probably display the time/date in a more useless manner.~
• ~Show a profile icon for the user~
• Show album art if we have it (we probably don't right now)
• ~add h-entry, etc to the non-embed version~
• are we doing the best job of markup?

Anyway for a first draft this just added another 600 million+ new URLs to the web :)

[pluc]

A cool idea could be to add song data (eg scrobbled X times or scrobbled by X users), third-party embeds (youtube/spotify/whatever), lyrics or whatever else that's part of the ecosystem that we want to bring visibility to

[unseenlarks]

would it be possible to delete a scrobble from its individual page, and hence the page itself?

[mattl]

@unseenlarks yes, I think that'd be possible.

@pluc The idea is that it's more like a tweet/toot/post/skeet/status update.

[mattl]

@unseenlarks I started putting this idea together tonight.

In the first screenshot, this is a scrobble by Evan Prodromou, not me.. so I cannot delete it.

In the second screenshot, this is a scrobble I made so I should be able to delete it.