This readme file provides you with any instructions necessary to run this application and makes it easier to understand.

As the name sounds, this application plays music according to your mood. How would it know your mood though? Simply put, it retrieves status updates from your Facebook profile and tweets from your Twitter page, that data is then analyzed through the Moody Music sentimental analysis algorithm and music based on your mood will start playing.

• This application was developed on a cloud environment, specifically tested on IBM Bluemix and utilizes cloud services such as auto-scaling and online storage.
• Currently the application utilizes a Youtube API for obtaining music rather than a full database of files, avoiding unnecessary server storage costs.
• Lastly, this application was developed with an exotic cuisine of languages such as HTML5, CSS, Javascript, AJAX, and JQuery; whereas the backend runs with PHP and JSON.

You can test the application live from: [Moody Music Page] (http://moodymusic.mybluemix.net) This application is currently not live.

This application is very simple to use, once published, all you really need to do is to login (and accept permissions) to facebook and/or twitter and it will automatically start retrieving your status/tweet updates and you'll enjoy music.

Unfortunately, this is not the case right now since the application is not published. Anyone who'd like to use this application, would've to be pre-authorized within the app's facebook/twitter page. Therefore, you've 3 options from here:

1. Contact us with a link to your facebook page, and we'll approve you on the app's page as a tester, which will send a notification for you to accept. (Recommended)
2. Now you're able to test the app with facebook, but not twitter (there's no login functionality implemented for twitter yet).
3. Here's the longer option. Basically any twitter/facebook status update goes through the Moody Dictionary algorithm, therefore, you can edit the script (you can add it on the first line of the script) within the index page body, and simply add a hardcoded custom call to that algorithm with any quote you wanna try,
4. Here's an example: moodyDictionary("This is a test post, I'm feeling good today").

Seems simple so far right? Here's the problem, to get to this step, you'd need to download this code and run it locally with a server of your own, like Apache server. If you've that setup, then you're good to go. 3. This is the longest choice, assuming you can do step 2, then you may proceed further if you like. Basically, now you can go further to create your own facebook application on the Developer Console, ensure you type the correct Application/Callback URL (i.e. localhost). Once successful, just copy the ID from your application onto the line that saysappId within the fbAsyncInit() function, which you can find within the index page. VOILA !!! Now you've successfully enabled your own facebook.

1. If you'd like to also enable twitter for your own timeline, you gotta head to their Developer Console as well and create your own app. Once successful, retrieve the api key and secret, head to twitter.php and paste each one within its respective line (i.e. where it says $api_key = urlencode('paste your api key here') and $api_secret = urlencode('paste your api secret here')). Finally, to change to your own twitter username, $data_username = 'Username', add your username within the quotes on that line. VOILA !!! Now you've successfully added your own twitter timeline to the app.

This application is copyrighted, please view the [License] (https://github.com/ProVII/Moody-Music/blob/master/License.txt) file within the master branch.