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A commandline tool to synchronize your Spotify playlists to Music Player Daemon
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README.md

Usage

Please note that this won't work without Spotify Premium because Spotify limits web API access to non-free accounts.

This also requires you to have set up mopidy-spotify in order to play spotify tracks.

  • Run pip3 install --user . in this repo.

  • Go to https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications and create an application. Call it whatever you want.

  • Go to "Edit Settings" in your newly created app, then add http://localhost:8080 as a redirect URI and hit "Save" (You may choose a different one by setting SPOTIPY_REDIRECT_URI in your environment)

  • Find your spotify username here

  • Now you can run spotsync --host=my_mpd_host where my_mpd_host is the host you are running MPD on (defaults to localhost:6600 if you do not pass it)

  • You will be prompted to grant permission to the app, once that's done, it will cache the credentials locally and you should be able to just run spotsync.