spotify-skipper
A python program to automatically skip unwanted songs.
Installation
Python Package
Works on Windows and Linux, but song score is unavailable on Windows.
You can install the pypi package using pip3 install autoskip.
Make sure wherever it is installed to is on your path. You can check with pip3 show autoskip.
Usage
autoskip # Normal usage
autoskip -h # See help
Using any flags will not start the CLI, to make scripting easier. Use --run to prevent this.
| Short | Long | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -h | --help | Shows CLI help and exits |
| -s | --skip | Skips current track |
| -wls | --whitelist-song | Toggle whitelist for current song |
| -wla | --whitelist-artist | Toggle whitelist for current artist |
| -bls | --blacklist-song | Toggle blacklist for current song |
| -bla | --blacklist-artist | Toggle blacklist for current artist |
| -n | --notify | Toggle notifications |
| -r | --run | Run the CLI regardless of flags |
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