Download your music playlists using web-scraping and youtube-dl no API keys involved
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Downloads the songs in your playlist using web-scraping and youtube-dl.
No API's, hence no API keys care to about.
It just works. Only spotify playlists are supported until the beta phase.
You need python 3 and pip to install and use this on your machine.
pip install mymusic_dl
To download a playlist
mymusic_dl https://link/of/the/playlist
To download first search result from youtube
mymusic_dl -s "search-term"
This will give you accurate results most of the time if you have searched for an accurate term
Create an issue or reach me faster via Telegram @pr0PM for a general chat.
You know anon, streaming stuff online is cool but the amount of energy it consumes and the pressure it has on our planet is making it hotter. So you can help reduce the carbon footprint of music lovers just by downloading your regular dose of music.
You can try out spotify-dl and spotDL too.
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Download your music playlists using web-scraping and youtube-dl no API keys involved
We found that mymusic-dl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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