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We at Boilerroom have a large number of tracks (8000+) on soundcloud and like to keep track of how many plays we are getting across all tracks over a given period of time. We are able to get this information manually from the soundcloud UI "Insights" tab, but we would like to be able to get this information through an API endpoint so that we can collate the data available through "Insights" with data from other platforms in order to get a wider view of Boilerroom's "reach" (among other statistics.)
Would it be possible to expose this data in a new end point so that we can periodically query it? We obtain playback_count at the moment by manually scraping every track, recording the value and date in our database, and then running queries on these records, but this would not be necessary if we could query this figure directly.
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We at Boilerroom have a large number of tracks (8000+) on soundcloud and like to keep track of how many plays we are getting across all tracks over a given period of time. We are able to get this information manually from the soundcloud UI "Insights" tab, but we would like to be able to get this information through an API endpoint so that we can collate the data available through "Insights" with data from other platforms in order to get a wider view of Boilerroom's "reach" (among other statistics.)
Would it be possible to expose this data in a new end point so that we can periodically query it? We obtain playback_count at the moment by manually scraping every track, recording the value and date in our database, and then running queries on these records, but this would not be necessary if we could query this figure directly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: