A Java wrapper for the Deezer API.
Run the Maven goal mvn install on the project root containing the pom.xml file, then include the artifact's dependency in your project.
<dependency>
<groupId>deezer-api</groupId>
<artifactId>deezer-api</artifactId>
<version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>Simply create a new DeezerClient object and use its methods to interact with the API.
Example snippet that retrieves an artist object, then its albums and its first 15 fans:
DeezerClient client = new DeezerClient();
final int artistId = 27;
Artist artist = client.getArtist(artistId);
Albums albums = client.getArtistAlbums(artistId);
Users fans = client.getArtistFans(artistId, 0, 15);The wrapper doesn't currently support authentication and thus any actions (methods using POST or DELETE requests) on the service, but as long as you're concerned about retrieving data from the API, you should be good to go.
The content of the various objects fields may vary depending on the method(s) used to retrieve them. E.g.: an instance of a Track object retrieved via a Chart will have a value set to its position attribute; however, if the instance is retrieved using, for example, the DeezerClient.getTrack() method, calling getPosition() on the Track instance will return null.
This applies for multiple objects and methods available throughout the model and it's a consequence of the way the API was designed to behave. Always check if your object's "optional" fields actually hold any values before carrying operations that require them, and, if not, retrieve the object again using alternative ways (for example, by using the object's ID).