Personal project to extend Spotify playlist capabilities, with the goal of learning Python, API principles, the Spotify Developer hub, and Streamlit.
Have you ever...
- been listening to a long playlist and want to continue where you left off the next day, without re-listening to songs?
- clicked on a song recommendation and messed up your 47-hour playlist shuffle, with no recourse to return?
- been confused about hearing the same song multiple times in that 47-hour playlist, even with shuffle enabled?
This app solves those problems by creating a new playlist with recently played songs removed. Given a time cutoff, you can select a playlist in your account, name the new playlist, and enable/disable a true shuffle.
- The Spotify Developer hub was recently changed to limit client traffic to 25 named users.
- Unfortunately, this was discovered later.
- If you would like access, please reach out via the button on the landing page of the app with the email registered with your Spotify account.
- You may authenticate any way you like (Facebook, Apple, Google, or username/password), but the email supplied must be the one you used to sign up for Spotify.
- Spotify's API endpoint for "recently played" songs is currently broken.
- Authentication happens in a new tab.
- Custom HTML options for hyperlinks are not supported in the version of Streamlit used for Streamlit Cloud.
- This has already been addressed in a development release, so it should be implemented in Streamlit Cloud soon.
- More in merged PR here.