MaverickUbuntuOneMusicStoreLinks
Launchpad Entry: desktop-maverick-ubuntu-one-music-store-links
Created: 04-05-2010
Contributors: StuartLangridge
Packages affected: rhythmbox-ubuntuone-music-store
Summary
Open the Ubuntu One Music Store from a web link -- how can this be done? How do we make it work in all browsers? How do we handle someone on a non-Ubuntu platform clicking the link? If you have experience of custom URL schemes, JavaScript, or using iTunes music store links, please come along to the UDS session.
Release Note
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Rationale
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User stories
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Assumptions
Design
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UI Changes
TODO: work when user is showing the music store itself 1. Look up a song to get a music store link. Primary Scenario 1. User clicks toolbar button 2. Rhythmbox opens popup window /----------------------------------------------------------\ | x v ^ Ubuntu One Music Store | +----------------------------------------------------------+ | | | /----\ Looking up _What Do You Do For Money_ | | | U1 | _Honey_ by _AC/DC_ from _Back in Black_ | | \----/ | | | \----------------------------------------------------------/ 3. Rhythmbox successfully finds song and updates window /----------------------------------------------------------\ | x v ^ Ubuntu One Music Store | +----------------------------------------------------------+ | | | /----\ Found _What Do You Do For Money_ | | | U1 | _Honey_ by _AC/DC_ from _Back in Black_ | | \----/ | | Your Ubuntu One Music Store address is | | | | [http://one.ubuntu.com/music/l/123456] | | This address has been copied to your clipboard | | | | [Tweet this address!] | \----------------------------------------------------------/ (Window grows to accommodate the new text.) USE CASE ENDS 1.a Variation - No song is currently playing .1 Rhythmbox disables the toolbar button USE CASE ENDS 2.a Variation - User is playing something that isn't a song (e.g., radio) .1 Rhythmbox opens window with error message /----------------------------------------------------------\ | x v ^ Ubuntu One Music Store | +----------------------------------------------------------+ | | | /!\ Unable to automatically detect which song is | | currently playing. Please try searching for | | the song in the Ubuntu One Music Store. | | | \----------------------------------------------------------/ USE CASE ENDS 3.a Variation - Song is looked up "successfully" but we get it wrong .1 Rhythmbox updates the contents of the window /----------------------------------------------------------\ | x v ^ Ubuntu One Music Store | +----------------------------------------------------------+ | | | /----\ Looking up _What Do You Do For Money_ | | | ? | _Honey_ by _AC/DC_ from _Back in Black_ | | \----/ | | Found _Mony Mony_ by _Billy Idol_ from | | _Billy Idol's Greatest Hits_ | | | | Your Ubuntu One Music Store address is | | | | [http://one.ubuntu.com/music/l/123456] | | This address has been copied to your clipboard | | | | [Tweet this address!] | \----------------------------------------------------------/ Note that the "Looking up" line stays present if the found song is not an exact match. This means that the user can see that what was looked up and what was found are different, and close the window using the normal close button in the title bar. (The window has no explicit close button!) USE CASE ENDS 3.b Variation - Couldn't contact 7digital .1 Rhythmbox updates the contents of the window /----------------------------------------------------------\ | x v ^ Ubuntu One Music Store | +----------------------------------------------------------+ | | | /!\ Unable to look up the song (couldn't connect | | to Ubuntu One.). Please check your internet | | connection, or try again shortly. | | | \----------------------------------------------------------/ USE CASE ENDS
Code Changes
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Migration
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Specs/MaverickUbuntuOneMusicStoreLinks (last edited 2010-05-24 10:38:44 by cpc3-dudl10-2-0-cust1011)