This source plugin retrieves podcast data from the Buzzprout API. The Buzzsprout api returns the list of episodes for a certain podcast identified by its id.
npm install --save gatsby-source-buzzsprout-api
or
yarn add gatsby-source-buzzsprout-api
- name is a string that will be used to identify the created query. It can be an empty string. This allows you to use the plugin multiple times for different podcasts
- token This is the authentication token for the Buzzsprout API
- podcastid This is a number that identifies the podcast
If you have a podcast hosted with Buzzsprout you can query the list of episodes and publish them in your site.
// In your gatsby-config.js
module.exports = {
plugins: [
{
resolve: `gatsby-source-buzzsprout-api`,
options: {
name: `ControlRemoto`,
toke: process.env.BUZZSPROUT_TOKEN,
podcastId: '1057351'
}
}
]
}
After configuration is done two new queries will be available for use
Query is PodcastEpisode${name}
.
When name of options is ControlRemoto, query named as PodcastEpisodeControlRemoto
{
allPodcastEpisodeControlRemoto{
node {
title
description
audio_url
}
}
podcastEpisodeControlRemoto {
title
description
audio_url
}
}
A podcast episode data looks like this
{
"podcastName": "SOMENAME",
"slug":"too_small_or_too_big",
"remoteImage": {
...
},
"id":788881,
"title":"Too small or too big?",
"audio_url":"https://www.buzzsprout.com/140447/788881-filename.mp3",
"artwork_url":"https://storage.buzzsprout.com/variants/NABbMDx7JN5bSLzLPXyj67jA/8d66eb17bb7d02ca4856ab443a78f2148cafbb129f58a3c81282007c6fe24ff2",
"description":"",
"summary":"",
"artist":"Muffin Man",
"tags":"",
"published_at":"2019-09-12T03:00:00.000-04:00",
"duration":12362,
"hq":true,
"magic_mastering":true,
"guid":"Buzzsprout788881",
"inactive_at":null,
"episode_number":5,
"season_number":5,
"explicit":false,
"private":false,
"total_plays":150
},
The remoteImage
attribute is a remoteFileNode
created by gatsby-source-filesystem
to optimize the artwork_url
is meant to be used with gatsby-plugin-sharp
and gatsby-transformer-sharp
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