spotify-api | Spotify web API client for Python | REST library

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This worked for me

You can extend an interface like this:

Okay, I find out how to do it. This video really helped me (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAXoOolPvjU), however it`s about javascript, but the consept is the same.

After the first step (after getting self.info_code response) you should check some things:

1. Is your redirect uri is the same as in DashBoard and was it written there in right format (https://example.com/callback/), where I made a mistake - I had 'redirect_uri parametr in self.query as 'andriime.github.com/pc/' not 'https://andriime.github.io/pc/' (its also important to remember that there isn`t any github.com, only github.io, so right link correctly right into DashBoard)

2."response_type" in your params (requests input) should equal to 'code'

1. After this, you should get a link of your request (I didn`t find how to do it beatifully, so just wrote this:

print(f'{SPOTIFY_URL}?client_id={client_id}&client_secret={client_secret}&response_type={self.query["response_type"]}&redirect_uri={"https://andriime.github.io/pc/"}')

where SPOTIFY_URL equals to "https://accounts.spotify.com/authorize"

then you just copy and paste link into the browser and click some "accept" buttons. After this, you`ll be redirected to the page you pasted as 'redirect_uri' and then you should click on the link in browser and you should see "code" param there after your "redirect_uri".

I know, that this part is a bit complecated, but you should watch the video I linked above, it would be useful and easier to understand

Then you can just copy the second part of my code and use it. But, of course, change the params.

I've managed to make it work but I have no clue how and why. Basically by reading more on OAuth questions I figured out a bypass. The problem seems to be the body parameter that might get in conflict with the fetch() method.

As Kenton mentioned I tried to look for more error info and eventually I came across this with the old code:

You are using the data parameter, which takes a dict object, but you are dumping it to a string, which is not necessary. Also, you have to set the format to json, as follow:

Step one to avoid CORS issues is to make sure your website on Spotify is 'localhost:4000'.

The redirect is most likely causing the concern. You don't want to use a redirect. You want Spotify to authenticate the user and then redirect them back to your website with a token.

I would suggest using passportJS, this is a much more secure way if you are new to handling tokens and such.

Create a strategy as such

I used time.sleep(length) with the argument 'length' standing for the remaining duration of a current track.

You can access it by using data.albums.items

You can also check the content of the items array to see what your Object is, by doing the following

After some more research I found out that the important thing that is happening is that the "=" at the end of the challenge has to be removed (Shouldn't base64Url do that?). Anyways, that is the working code:

EDITED CODE: