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>>> from dotify import Dotify, Track
>>> with Dotify(SPOTIFY_ID, SPOTIFY_SECRET):
>>> result = next(Track.search("SAINt JHN 5 Thousand Singles", limit=1))
>>> result
<Track "SAINt JHN - 5 Thousand Singles">
>>> result.url
'https://open.spotify.com/track/0fFWxRZGKR7HDW2xBMOZgW'
>>> result.download("SAINt JHN - 5 Thousand Singles.mp3")
PosixPath('SAINt JHN - 5 Thousand Singles.mp3')
Feel free to check the examples folder for more use cases!
The project's documentation can be found here.
pip install dotify
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🐍🎶 Yet another Spotify Web API Python library
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