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spotify-mini

v2.1.0

Published

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Downloads

30

Readme

spotify-mini

GitHub Actions Workflow Status npm

Simple Spotify client for nodejs exposing useful methods

I was using a basic version of this library on my website for a long time, which led me to transform it into a fully-fledged module.

Prerequisite

Make sure to create a refresh_token with atleast the following permissions enabled:

  1. user-read-currently-playing
  2. user-read-recently-played
  3. user-top-read

:bulb: You can use spotify-rtoken-cli to easily create a refresh_token right from your terminal.

Installation

# Install with npm
npm install spotify-mini

# Install with yarn
yarn add spotify-mini

# Install with pnpm
pnpm add spotify-mini

Usage

import { SpotifyClient } from 'spotify-mini'

const spotify = new SpotifyClient({
  clientId: '<YOUR-SPOTIFY-CLIENT-ID>',
  clientSecret: '<YOUR-SPOTIFY-CLIENT_SECRET>',
  refreshToken: '<YOUR-SPOTIFY-REFRESH-TOKEN>'
})

// Get the currently playing track.
const currentlyPlayingTrack = await spotify.getCurrentTrack()

console.log(currentlyPlayingTrack)

Example output:

 {
    isPlaying: true,
    title: '<track title>',
    artist: '<artist name>',
    album: '<album name>',
 }

API

getCurrentTrack

Get the currently playing track.

| Options | Type | Description | | ---------------------- | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | fallbackToLastPlayed | boolean | Returns the last played track, if there is no ongoing track atm. (default:true) |

getRecentTracks

Get the recently played tracks.

| Options | Type | Description | | ------- | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | limit | number (1 <= n <= 50) | Limit the number of recently played tracks to return. (default: 1) |

getTopTracks

Get the top tracks of the user.

| Options | Type | Description | | ----------- | ------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | limit | number | Limit the number of recently played tracks to return. (Default: 10) | | timeRange | short, medium, long | Over what time range the top tracks should be calculated. (Default: short) |

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License

MIT License © Rocktim Saikia 2024