require 'pathname' module AppStore; end module AppStore::Emigrant # Represents a single iTunes mobile applications library class Library attr_reader :path # Initializes library from given path def initialize path @path = Pathname.new path @path = @path.expand_path unless @path.absolute? # Ensure library is a valid directory unless @path.directory? raise DoesNotExist, "Given path is not a valid library directory: #{@path}" end @apps = nil end # Retrieves a list of applications def apps unless @apps load! end @apps end # Forcefully loads applications from disk def load! @apps = [] @path.each_child do |item| if item.file? begin @apps << App.new(item) rescue App::Invalid; end end end self end # Searches for applications containing given snippet in filename def find snippet apps.select do |app| app.filename.include? snippet end end # Returns the default library (if any) for this system # See Apple's support document (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1391) as to where libraries can be found def self.default # Use the homedir provided through the environment homedir = ENV['HOME'] # List all locations locations = [ # Mac OSX and Windows Vista "#{homedir}/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications/", # Windows 7 "#{homedir}/My Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications/", # Windows XP "#{homedir}/My Documents/My Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Mobile Applications/" ] # Raise exception if no default library could be found path = Dir.glob(locations).first unless path raise DoesNotExist, 'Could not locate default iTunes library' end # Return an instance of this default library Library.new path end # Raised when a library does not exist class DoesNotExist < StandardError; end end end