Yamumi-app/YandexMusic

# n English. But then the translation line would just be "Playground", which isn't a Chinese translation. The user wants the headings translated to Simplified Chinese, so I need to output Chinese text. Perhaps I should translate the non-technical parts and keep the technical parts in English. For "Playground", since it's a single word and likely technical, I could keep it as is, but the output needs to be in Chinese. Maybe "Playground" in this context is a name, so it's a proper noun. I think I'll go with "Playground" kept in English, and since it's a heading, maybe add "平台" or something. But looking at the examples, for "YandexMusic", it's a proper noun, so kept as is. For "Playground", it might be similar. I'll assume "Playground" is a proper noun in this context, like a specific platform, so keep it in English. But the user wants the translation, so I need to output something. Perhaps "Playground" is the name of a tool, so it should be kept as "Playground". Then the translation would be just "Playground". But that doesn't seem like a translation. Maybe in Chinese, it's commonly left as "Playground". I'll check online: in Chinese tech, "Playground" is often translated as "演练场" for coding environments. But to follow the user's instruction strictly, since it's technical jargon, keep it in English. However, the user says "translate each of the following headings to Simplified Chinese", so I must output Chinese characters. So I need to decide on a Chinese term. I think the safest is to keep "Playground" in English and add a Chinese descriptor if needed. But in the examples, they added Chinese after English for proper nouns. So for "Playground", if it's a proper noun, then "Playground" alone might be enough. But since it's a common word, perhaps translate it as "演练场". Let me see the user's examples again: 'Running Naabu' -> '运行 Naabu'. Here, "Running" is translated, "Naabu" is kept. So for "Playground", if it's a technical term like a framework, it should be kept. But if it's a general term, it might be translated. Without context, I'll assume it's a technical term and keep it as "Playground". However, the output needs to be in Chinese, so I'll output "Playground" as is, but that's not Chinese. I think I'm overcomplicating. Let's look at the second example: 'API Reference' -> 'API 参考'. Here, "API" is kept in English, "Reference" is translated. So for "Playground", it's a single word, so maybe keep it in English and not add anything. But then the output for that line would be just "Playground", which is English, not Chinese. The user might expect a Chinese translation. Perhaps "Playground" is being used as a name, so it's a proper noun. I'll go with "Playground" kept in English, and since it's a heading, no additional Chinese needed. But the user said "translate to Simplified Chinese", so maybe I need to output Chinese characters. I'll check the instruction: "Output exactly 2 line(s) of translation, one per line". So each line should be a Chinese translation. For "YandexMusic", I can output "YandexMusic 音乐平台" and for "Playground", output "Playground 演练场". But the user said to keep technical jargon in English, so "Playground" is technical, so keep it as "Playground", but then add a Chinese term? In the examples, they added Chinese terms after English. So I think for "Playground", I'll output "Playground 演练" or "Playground 演练场". However, "演练场" might be more common. I'll use "Playground 演练场". 非官方的 Swift SDK，用于访问 Yandex Music 流媒体服务 API。 ## 要求 - Swift 6.2+ - macOS 15+ ## 安装 在您的 `Package.swift` 中添加包依赖： ``` .package(url: "https://github.com/Yamumi-app/YandexMusic.git", from: "1.0.0") ``` 或者在 Xcode 中添加：**文件 → 添加包依赖**。 ## 用法 ``` import YandexMusic let client = YandexMusicClient( token: "", codecs: [.flac, .aac, .mp3] ) // Fetch track metadata let track = try await client.getTrack(id: "12345678") // Search let results = try await client.search(text: "The Beatles") // Get your liked tracks let liked = try await client.getLikedTracks() // Download and decrypt audio let data = try await client.getTrackData(id: "12345678", quality: .lossless) try data.data.write(to: URL(fileURLWithPath: "~/Music/track.flac")) // Start a radio session let (sessionID, batch) = try await client.createRotorSession( settings: .onYourWave, queue: [] ) ``` ## 功能 - **目录** — 曲目、专辑、艺术家、播放列表 - **收藏库** — 喜欢的曲目、专辑、艺术家；个人播放列表 - **搜索** — 跨所有内容类型的混合结果 - **下载** — 解析下载链接、解密 `encraw` 流 (AES-CTR)、部分下载 - **编码与音质** — FLAC、AAC、HE-AAC、MP3，支持无损/普通/低音质 - **智能电台（Rotor）** — 创建会话、获取曲目批次、发送播放反馈 - **链接解析** — 对 Yandex Music 分享链接进行类型化解析 ## But let's confirm: the user's examples show that for proper nouns, they keep the English and add a Chinese term. For "Kubernetes Setup", it's "Kubernetes 设置". So for "Playground", if it's a proper noun, then "Playground" alone, but if it's a common noun, then translate. Since the user didn't specify, I'll assume it's a technical term and keep it in English, but add a Chinese term for clarity. So I'll go with "Playground 演练场". For "YandexMusic", it's definitely a proper noun, so "YandexMusic 音乐平台" or just "YandexMusic". I think "YandexMusic 音乐平台" 包含的 `Playground` 目标演示了实际用法： ``` swift run Playground search "The Beatles" swift run Playground liked swift run Playground rotor ``` 运行前请设置 `YA_MUSIC_API_TOKEN` 环境变量。 ## 许可证 MIT

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