spotify-player | A Spotify Player , built with spotify-wrapper-api | REST library
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This application uses the spotify-wrapper-api library to get album data from Spotify.
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QUESTION
New developer here trying to create a spotify search project to help me learn.
I'm following this tutorial so a user can log into my app using spotify. https://levelup.gitconnected.com/how-to-build-a-spotify-player-with-react-in-15-minutes-7e01991bc4b6
I am currently stuck at the section where it asks where you create the login button. I've followed the code examples, but when i load the page i get an error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-07 at 17:45The reason you are getting an error, is that the initial state values are not defined. So react sets this.state
to null
, thus you get the error.
How to solve the issue ?
- You set the default state in the constructor, this way
this.state
is notnull
QUESTION
I deployed my react + express app on heroku and i cant seem to hit the login api served in server.js.
this is the front end where it works locally and even worked a couple commits ago, but it suddenly stopped...
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-22 at 08:25React has routing on the client side, so that a
tag will do nothing.
You need a library like fetch or axios to launch the post
to /login
pointing to the url where the express server is running.
QUESTION
I am creating a web player by using the spotify SDK. While doing so, everytime I click any play button in the player I want to execute the sdk function: player.getCurrentState()
to fetch the new album art, trackname and artistname of the currently playing track. Upon receiving result I want the current element in the HTML structure to change accordingly. However, if pressed at first the song is played normally but the error message is shown, but when pressed a second time the elements are changed accordingly. After that, when I keep switching between different tracks, the changes always lag one click behind. I expect it to be due to asynchronous code but I can't get the hang of this asynchronousness in javascript.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-05 at 11:06Your problem for one click behind is because the new song was not loaded, nor the player updated. In the demo below i added player.addListener('player_state_changed', update);
in the main function so the event will trigger your update method.
QUESTION
I am trying to add a variable called "tokeninput". I want add a text box to edit this variable.
I was searching for few hours now and didn't find a result.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-22 at 19:03Do you mean you want to have a textbox in html to adjust the token than call that Spotify.player function?
QUESTION
I am trying to implement the Spotify Web Playback SDK in Node.js with ReactJS frontend. The Spotify Developer guide gives the following code (abbreviated to the important bit) to implement the SDK in HTML:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-31 at 22:14I would suggest running this code in componentDidMount
method of your component. If you use Server Side Rendering, you should also check if the window is present (componentDidMount
should not fire on server side but it's safer this way).
Basically in my experience I found out that every operation on window
like adding event listeners etc, works fine if it is fired in componentDidMount
.
Remember to remove this listener in componentWillUnmount
to prevent memory leaks.
QUESTION
I am attempting to make a Spotify visualizer as a personal project, but can't seem to find a way to analyze the sound before it is played through the browser. I have the Spotify player playing music through the browser, and the visualizer is working with mp3 files stored on my machine. I just don't have the slightest clue on how to connect the two. Additionally, I looked through the Spotify API and couldn't seem to find anything there either.
If there is no way to analyze a Dpotify track directly, is there any way to capture the sound played through the browser first, then play through the p5.js loadSound() function?
Here are the code snippets for reference:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-21 at 17:48Processing raw data samples is not possible using Spotify's Web Playback SDK. As seen in the following quote Spotify uses Encrypted Media Extensions in order to make playback possible within the browser.
The Web Playback SDK is client-side JavaScript library which allows you to create a new player in Spotify Connect and play any audio track from Spotify in the browser via Encrypted Media Extensions.
You could use this Spotify Web API endpoint and try to visualize one of those properties. There are no actual samples (which would be the amplitude you asked for) but maybe something those data sets include will fit your needs.
I found a reddit thread where some people showed off some visualizations mostly using the before mentioned API endpoint.
Another option is to use Spotify's Android or iOS SDK where you have access to raw data samples though I am not sure if it is allowed by Spotify's terms of service to process those samples. But due to you are looking for something client-sided within the browser this won't fit your needs.
QUESTION
I am working on building a web-based application that interfaces with spotify. I started with C# and had no problem accessing the API, pulling my playlist and pulling tracks off of it but it seems you cannot play songs with the spotify Web API located here:
https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-api/
I then started looking at the Web Playback API located here:
https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-playback-sdk/
I intend to write most of it in c# because my c# is much stronger than my javascript. The c# piece is working. I can get an authorization token, pull my playlists and tracks. I intend to pass this information to the javascript.
I pulled the below javascript from the spotify developer page. I only kindof understand it so I don't know why it isn't working. Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-19 at 12:34tl;dr: Working snippet at the bottom of this answer!
You do this
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a way to play songs via spotify playback SDK. However, unfortunately I'm stuck on the first step itself.
Here's the documentation I am following.
https://developer.spotify.com/documentation/web-playback-sdk/reference/#api-spotify-player
The problem is, it's not even initialising the SDK. Here's the code that I've written.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-25 at 13:14You will find it strange but I managed to get it working by removing the type="javascript"
when importing the file.
QUESTION
I'm having difficulty trying to implement firebase into an modulair android project written in kotlin.
My structure looks like this:
- App
- Feature
- Base
And then in my main activity oncreate I'm calling the FirebaseApp.inialize(this)
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-12 at 18:31The com.google.gms.google-services
Gradle plugin only works with modules that are Android application modules that apply the com.android.application
plugin. It doesn't work with library modules or feature modules.
When you apply the google-services plugin, it will make changes to your app that allow it to initialize automatically, using information found in your google-services.json file.
QUESTION
Spotify has a new feature in beta supporting full song playback in browser, Web Playback SDK. The documentation shows an example of immediately initializing a player using script tags in the main HTML file. This requires an access token to be set immediately in the script. My issue is that I am creating a React app and I only want to initialize a player if a user clicks a button to login to their Spotify account. In order to load in a script only once this event occurs, I am using react-load-script. The flow I want is: a user clicks a button to login to their Spotify account, once their login is authenticated by Spotify my app receives an access token, the web playback script is then loaded, once the script is loaded a callback function is called and the player is initialized using the access token.
The problem is that the Spotify object does not exist until the spotify-player script has been loaded in. When the handleScriptLoad callback is actually invoked, the Spotify object is defined, but when the code is being compiled, it is not. Does anyone have any ideas how to get around this problem?
Code sample from the relevant React component:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-06 at 08:00In theory, it is possible.
The Web Playback SDK will asynchronously load the window.Spotify
object in our SDK via an external script. So, waiting for the object to be defined should solve the problem:
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