getalbum

Get album track list from Spotify

Usage

usage: getalbum [-h] [--artist ARTIST] [--spotify-id SPOTIFY_ID]
                [--spotify-secret SPOTIFY_SECRET]
                album

positional arguments:
  album                 Specify album name

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --artist ARTIST       Specify artist name
  --spotify-id SPOTIFY_ID
                        Spotify application client ID
  --spotify-secret SPOTIFY_SECRET
                        Spotify application client secret

Installation

Via pip:

pip3 install getalbum

Alternatively:

Clone the repository, cd getalbum
Run python3 setup.py install or pip3 install -e

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