SPOTIFY-HISTORY-READER
A simple tool to read Spotify's extended streaming history. You can follow this guide to get yours. Once you have the ZIP downloaded, you can start using this tool. You don't even need to unzip it.
json files contents
[
...,
{
"conn_country": "SI",
"episode_name": null,
"episode_show_name": null,
"incognito_mode": false,
"ip_addr_decrypted": "1.2.3.4",
"master_metadata_album_album_name": "Humanz",
"master_metadata_album_artist_name": "Gorillaz",
"master_metadata_track_name": "Andromeda (feat. DRAM)",
"ms_played": 8778,
"offline": false,
"offline_timestamp": 1572964071330,
"platform": "OS X 10.15.1 [x86 8]",
"reason_end": "endplay",
"reason_start": "clickrow",
"shuffle": true,
"skipped": null,
"spotify_episode_uri": null,
"spotify_track_uri": "spotify:track:2C0KFbb4v9CNWR5c9jWcKC",
"ts": "2019-11-05T14:28:00Z",
"user_agent_decrypted": "unknown",
"username": "username"
},
...,
]
Usage
pip install -r samples/requirements.txt
python samples/top_artists_over_time.py
Data Structures
See the core class file for more details on what properties are available. Here are some key ones of interest:
Play
The main class. An iterable of Plays is returned by the SpotifyHistoryReader.read() method.
Members
artist: The artist (or show, if episode)song: The song name (or episode name, if episode)id: The unique identifier of the song or episode. This is a Spotify URI that can be used with other Spotify APIs to read more song metadata. Samples TBD.is_song: Whether the Play is a song. If it's not a song, it's an episode.timestamp: An alias forplayback.timestamp, the date and time at which the song was played. I think this is always UTC, and I don't belive the user's timezone is included (though the country is).
Play.playback
Data for the playback of the track.
Members
ms_played: Duration in milliseconds the track was played.reason_start(string)reason_end(string)shuffle(boolean)skipped(boolean)
Play.connection
Data for the connection of the listener of the track.
Members
incognito_mode: (boolean) Whether the user was listening with incognito mode enabled.offline: (boolean) Whether the user was offline while listening.username(string)platform(string)ip(string)country(string)
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