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@silent-killer/killer-spotify-searching
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$ npm install @silent-killer/killer-spotify-searching
import Spotify from '@silent-killer/killer-spotify-searching'
const client = new Spotify({
consumer: {
key: 'YOUR_CLIENT_ID', // from v1.0.0 is required
secret: 'YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET' // from v1.0.0 is required
}
})
Note: you have that provide the client credentials because from 29th May 2017 was removed unauthenticated calls to the Spotify Web API more info. Create an application in Spotify click here.
const params = {
q: 'Demi', // required
}
client.search(params)
.then(data => {
// do something with data
})
const params = {
q: 'Stone Cold', // required
type: 'artist', // optional for default 'artist,album,track'
limit: 5 // optional for default 20
}
client.search(params)
.then(data => {
// do something with data
})
const params = {
to: 'new-releases', // required
limit: 5, // optional for default 20
offset: 5 // optional for default 0
}
client.browse(params)
.then(albums => {
// do something with album's
})
client.browse({ to: 'featured-playlists' })
.then(playlists => {
// do something with playlist's
})
client.browse({ to: 'categories' })
.then(categories => {
// do something with categories
})
client.getCategory('toptrack')
.then(category => {
// do something with category
})
const params = {
playlists: true, // required
limit: 5, // optional for default 20
offset: 5, // optional for default 0
country: 'BR' // optional for default 'SE'
}
client.getCategory('toptrack', params)
.then(playlists => {
// do something with playlists
})
client.getAlbum('41MnTivkwTO3UUJ8DrqEJJ', { tracks: false })
.then(album => {
// do something with album
})
client.getAlbum('41MnTivkwTO3UUJ8DrqEJJ', { tracks: true })
.then(tracks => {
// do something with tracks
})
const ids = ['41MnTivkwTO3UUJ8DrqEJJ', '6UXCm6bOO4gFlDQZV5yL37']
client.getAlbums(ids)
.then(albums => {
// do something with albums
})
client.getArtist('6S2OmqARrzebs0tKUEyXyp')
.then(artist => {
// do something with artist
})
const params = {
albums: true, // required
album_type: 'album,single', // optional for default all types
limit: 5, // optional for default 20
offset: 5 // optional for default 0
}
client.getArtist('6S2OmqARrzebs0tKUEyXyp', params)
.then(albums => {
// do something with albums
})
client.getArtist('6S2OmqARrzebs0tKUEyXyp', { topTracks: true })
.then(tracks => {
// do something with tracks
})
client.getArtist('6S2OmqARrzebs0tKUEyXyp', { relatedArtists: true })
.then(artists => {
//do something with artists
})
const ids = ['15deb326635d69d0505434', '934da7155ec15deb32663'],
client.getArtists(ids)
.then(artists => {
//do something with artists
})
client.getTrack('934da7155ec15deb32663')
.then(track => {
//do something with track
})
const ids = ['15deb326635d69d0505s', 'da7155ec15deb326635d69d']
client.getTracks(ids)
.then(tracks => {
//do something with tracks
})
FAQs
For Searching Through Spotify Songs!
The npm package @silent-killer/killer-spotify-searching receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @silent-killer/killer-spotify-searching popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @silent-killer/killer-spotify-searching demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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