RadioStorm is an unofficial app which let you listen of live broadcasts and pods by Sveriges Radio. If you want to use it, you could download it from:
The source code for the Windows Store edition is not publicly available, but the plan is to replace that edition with a version based on the source code in this repository. In fact, much of that source code is used in this project.
RadioStorm for Android is a MAUI application (.NET 7). It is separated into several libraries:
This contains the REST-client to the API. It contains of an Open API-specification that is used to auto generate the REST-client.
This library contains the essentials parts of RadioStorm. This is:
- Bootstrapping
- Settings management
- Shared settings management
- Database
- One database is only used for caching
- A general database. Currently only used to keep track of which podcasts that automatically has been downloaded.
- Download management
Here you find all models and view models that is used in the user interface.
This is the actual MAUI-application that is used for the official version of RadioStorm. Android and Windows (in the future) are supported.
There is no planned support for iOS. But it is hopefully not too hard to get it
running on that platform. A few services need to be implemented, where the
AudioManager is probably the hardest one.
In the sandbox folder you find other projects that is used to make development easier. Most importantly is the WPF-project that let you test logic in a classic Windows application. MAUI is a bit slow, so this very useful during development.
In this folder you find file providers. A file provider is what it sounds like, it gives you access to some kind of file system. But not local ones, instead this is used to communicate with file providers in the cloud. Currently only OneDrive is support, but I hope to add support for Google Drive too someday.
This file providers makes is possible to synchronize settings between devices via Shared settings.
Some settings are designed to be shared with other devices. This is:
- Favorites
- Listen status of each episode
- Recently listened episode
- Sort order
These settings are stored in the cloud via a file provider if the user has chosen to do so. Each setting has a time stamp, and therefore settings can always be properly merged even if a device has been offline for a while.
If you have an idea or have found a bug, please create an issue. Or create a pull request if you have developed a fix. But please do not make any major work before it has been discussed.