Discogs API - Source Code
From their site: Discogs is a user-built database containing information on artists, labels, and their recordings. Discogs is constantly growing as users submit releases to the database.
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| Title | Description | |
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 | Discogs NextJS Sample Code by Yuki Shindo | The Discogs NextJS Sample Code by Yuki Shindo demonstrates how to access the Discogs API using NextJS, a ReactJS framework. |
 | Discogs Bash Script Sample Code by thgoso | The Discogs Bash Script Sample Code by thgoso demonstrates how to download and upload some data to the Discogs API using Bash Script. |
 | Discogs PHP Sample Code by Richard van den Brand | The Discogs PHP Sample Code by Richard van den Brand demonstrates how to obtain an OAuth token and access the Discogs API using PHP code. |
 | Discogs PHP Sample Code by Michael | The Discogs PHP Sample Code by Michael demonstrates API interaction, providing code to authorize, identify user and generate URL. After following the steps offered by the author, developers will be able to make calls to the API. |
 | Discogs Python Sample Code by Jesse Ward | The Discogs Python Sample Code by Jesse Ward demonstrates API communication, providing code to authenticate with OAuth2 and make calls with requests and responses. Resources offer instructions to obtain consumer keys, request token, request user access, request verification, and fetch data. |