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shpotify

This is a command line interface to the Spotify API, written in zsh. It also requires jq and curl which you may need to install yourself.

To get started, get set up with the Spotify API. For details: https://developer.spotify.com/web-api/tutorial/

Store your Spotify Client ID in the file ~/config/shpotify/.env.d/SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID.
Store your Spotify Client Secret in the file ~/config/shpotify/.env.d/SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET.
Store your Spotify Refresh Token in ~/config/shpotify/.env.d/SPOTIFY_REFRESH_TOKEN.
Store your Spotify Access Token in ~/config/shpotify/.env.d/SPOTIFY_ACCESS_TOKEN.

Your access token will expire in about an hour but shpotify will automatically refresh it if it's nearing or past expiration.

Running it

Clone this repo and cd into it. Load the zsh completion:

eval "$(./shpotify --completion-code)"

Type ./shpotify and hit your "tab" key to see what's available.

This is a very incomplete implementation of the API. If zsh tab completion exists for it, consider it supported.

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shpotify's Issues

Make token refresh automatic

Make the playlist output directory configurable

get playlists only fetches the first 100 tracks

The get_playlists function does a GET /v1/playlists/:id call. This returns basic playlist metadata along with the first batch of tracks. If there are more than 100, it offers a next URL. The complication is that this next URL is not a /v1/playlists/:id call but a /v1/playlists/:id/tracks call.

Update get_playlists to something like:

GET /v1/playlists/:id
While .tracks.next is not null, call the next URL
- Take the result of the next (which is a list of tracks) and append it to the tracks array from the initial call

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