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Extracts ServicioRadio's transport loop (server discovery, host rotation, bounded retries, User-Agent, timeout, status check, json.decode, sticky-host bookkeeping) out of `_get` into a new `_getJson(path, params) -> Future<List<dynamic>>` helper, moved as one block with no logic edits. `_get` is reimplemented on top, still owning every station-specific concern: `lastcheckok: '1'`, `Emisora.fromApi` + the empty-uuid/url filter, and the `_compararCalidad` quality sort. `_getJson` is deliberately sort-agnostic and filter-agnostic so a non-station endpoint can reuse the resilience behaviour without inheriting station-only semantics. Non-negotiable ordering followed per design ADR-4: new test/servicios/servicio_radio_transporte_test.dart characterises all 8 existing station calls (7 via `_get` plus `registrarClick`, which builds its own URI) against the UNMODIFIED `_get` first - green by construction - pinning path, lastcheckok=1, hidebroken=true, a non-empty User-Agent, exact order/reverse/limit/offset, and the exact returned UUID sequence from a fixture with deliberately shuffled bitrate/clickcount/votes. That last assertion is what makes the extraction safe: a sort that silently sank into transport would pass every other check. Re-running the same file after the extraction is byte-identical green. test/servicios/servicio_radio_test.dart is untouched by this work unit - its passing unmodified is itself a signal that transport wasn't disturbed. The 6 pre-existing `order: bitrate` occurrences (obtenerPopulares, buscarPorNombre, buscarPorPais, buscarPorIdioma, buscarPorTag, buscar) are untouched - a deliberate server-side quality bias deciding which stations return within `limit`, unrelated to and never to be confused with the user-facing "Ordenar" control, which stays entirely client-side via the existing OrdenEmisoras (Engram reference/radio-browser-sort-order). Behaviour delta, accepted per ADR-4, not a regression: moving `_servidorActual` bookkeeping into `_getJson` means a successful `/json/countries` call now warms the sticky host for subsequent station calls too - one shared warm mirror per instance, desirable, not per-call-type state. Adds the Paises browser over the verified `/json/countries` contract (Engram reference/radio-browser-countries-endpoint): new lib/modelos/pais_radio.dart (`PaisRadio.fromApi` parses `stationcount` via `int.tryParse` since the API returns it as a JSON string, not an int - an `as int` cast would throw), `obtenerPaises()` sends neither `lastcheckok` nor `order` (the screen sorts client-side by name; the API's raw byte order isn't proper collation for any locale this app ships), and inherits `hidebroken=true` from the unchanged `_uri` (desirable here too, since the endpoint's own default is false). `EstadoBusqueda` gains `paises`/`cargandoPaises`/`cargarPaises()` with an in-memory cache guard so re-entering the screen never refetches. New PantallaPaises (lib/pantallas/pantalla_paises.dart): a "Tus idiomas" shortlist (one representative country per the app's 13 supported locales, matched against the fetched list - the proposal/spec name this section but don't specify its derivation) above the full alphabetical list, each entry showing its parsed station count. Reachable from Buscar's discovery landing state via a new entry row, added now rather than left dangling per this file's own forward-reference comment (and the WU15/WU15b lesson: a fully-tested but unreachable screen is a real defect, not a follow-up). New ARB keys (en/es only, matching this change's established precedent): countriesScreenTitle, countriesYourLanguagesTitle, countriesAllTitle, radioCountriesError. Tests: 631 -> 649 (2 skipped, unchanged). flutter analyze unchanged at 1 pre-existing info. grep confirms `countrycodes` appears nowhere in lib/.
PluriWave
Radio mundial con ecualizador personalizable, reconocimiento de canciones y UI premium.
Features
- +53.000 emisoras de 238 países (Radio Browser API)
- Ecualizador por emisora — guarda tu preset favorito para cada radio
- Reconocimiento de canciones — "¿Qué suena?" sin salir de la app
- Timer de auto-apagado — perfecto para dormir
- Reproducción en segundo plano — sigue sonando con la pantalla apagada
- Favoritos — acceso rápido a emisoras preferidas
- Compartir — envía emisoras a tus amigos
- UI premium — Material You, visualizador de audio, animaciones fluidas
Monetización
- 14 días PRO gratis al instalar
- Free: radio + favoritos + timer + background (con ads)
- PRO €2.99/año: sin ads + ecualizador + reconocimiento ilimitado
Stack
- Frontend: Flutter (Android + iOS)
- Radio API: Radio Browser (gratis, +53K emisoras)
- Audio: just_audio + audio_service
- Ecualizador: just_audio equalizer (Android nativo)
- Reconocimiento: AudD API (1000 req/mes free)
- Ads: Google AdMob
- Compras: in_app_purchase
CI/CD
Workflow Gitea Actions en .gitea/workflows/ci.yml, runner macmini-flutter.
Jobs: flutter pub get → flutter test → build apk --release → build appbundle --release
Artifacts: APK y AAB guardados en Gitea con nombre pluriwave-apk-<sha> / pluriwave-aab-<sha>.
Notificaciones: Telegram al completar (éxito ✅ / fallo ❌).
Secrets necesarios en el repo:
| Secret | Uso |
|---|---|
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN |
Notificaciones CI |
TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID |
Canal de destino |
Signing: build de release usa clave debug (válido para CI interno). Para Play Store se requiere keystore como secret adicional.
Desarrollador
FreeTimeLab — freetimelab.es
Licencia
MIT
Description
PluriWave — Radio mundial con ecualizador, reconocimiento de canciones y UI premium
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