This project is python 3
This project converts Spotify Playlists to Google Music Ones.
To extract a spotify playlist you need the following environment variables defined
SPOTIPY_CLIENT_ID=’’
SPOTIPY_CLIENT_SECRET=’’
SPOTIPY_REDIRECT_URI=’’
SPOTIFY_USER=’’
No typos there. the first 3 are SPOTIPY the api library im using. The last one is your spotify username
to extract a playlist simply run
extractpl <playlist_user> <playlist_id>
The script will walk you though an oauth flow then dump out some json. The oauth flow is skipped if the cached token is valid
to upload a playlist file to google you need the following environment variables defined
export GUSER=’’ (google user name)
Then just run
uploadpl <playlist_json_file>
It will prompt for a password (sorry… no choice really) if you use 2-factor (good!) this needs to be an app specific password
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