spotify-web-api-js | A client-side JS wrapper for the Spotify Web API | REST library
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This is a lightweight wrapper for the Spotify Web API (2.6kB gzipped + compressed). It includes helper functions for all Spotify's endpoints, such as fetching metadata (search and look-up of albums, artists, tracks, playlists, new releases, podcasts) and user's information (follow users, artists and playlists, and saved tracks management). It doesn't have any dependencies and supports callbacks and promises. It is intended to be run on a browser, but if you want to use Node.JS to make the requests, please check spotify-web-api-node. A list of selected wrappers for different languages and environments is available on the Developer site's Libraries page.
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Hi Im relatively new to coding with Javascript, and Im trying to work out how I can access Spotify API's access_token within different javascript files. Im running two local server, one React and the other in node. The React server has a button that allows the user to login with Spotify's Oauth in the node server and then the access token and refresh token are redirect successfully back to the react server. The OAuth works quite well as I got it from the Spotify API guide they provide. The way I set up these files is that in my main project I have a auther-server older which includes the Spotify OAuth files and a client folder which is where i create my React app in. Here is where i got the OAuth files( https://github.com/spotify/web-api-auth-examples ). The only things changed in these files was in the app.js found in authorization_code folder where I entered my client and secret id with the correct redirect url, and I also did:
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Answered 2022-Mar-26 at 20:45You are probably on a good lead to do what you want with localStorage.set.
It is globally accessible. You can to the localStorage.set from wherever you retrieve the token to store it. Then you will be able to do the localStorage.get from wherever you are in your app.
Using the localStorage is a good idea because it will help you keep this token between page refresh. You might want to remove it from localStorage at some point though for security purpose if someone might have access to the machine you use.
Another way if you do not want to use the localStorage is setting it on a separate JavaScript file that you would import wherever you might want to use it.
You can even look for store principles if you want to make that data centralization a step further.
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I'm trying to get Spotify albums with using Spotify API and display them with Reactjs. But there is a problem I can't manage to solve and i have checked lots of similiar problems but could not find a way yet. I'm sure I'm missing some point. So, here is the code
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Answered 2021-Mar-05 at 01:38You're trying to access the object this.state.albums before it's defined by the redux state.
you can access it only after being defined. You can do it with a ternary or another solution with the same purpose.
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I want to make these 2 spotify api calls just once in my multi page react app. I want to pass these props to the Phases component. I want to be able to fetch the response data in 1 fetch call if that is possible like using Promise.all(). But I can't figure out how to do this with these api calls. Any help would be appreciated.
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Answered 2021-Feb-01 at 14:33I hope this example helps you to unterstand how to use Promise.all
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I've built a react app from create-react-app that uses an API built on express. I'm trying to deploy the app to heroku and I've run into some issues. This will be my first deploy.
Originally, I separated the express API backend from the React front end by using two servers operating on different PORTS. Then I used concurrently to start both servers in the app's top level package.json file.
The project looks like:
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Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 07:31A. Run everything through a single express server and just serve the react app from there
This would be the best choice as far as complexity of the deployment, performance and security are concerned.
To further reduce the possibility of getting issues during Heroku deployment, consider optionally containerizing your solution. You can install Docker, build a container and run it locally. After Heroku deployment the software running inside the container e.g. Express cannot (well, almost) tell the difference between running locally and in the cloud. It eliminates many deployment issues due to differences between the run-time environment you provide locally and that of Heroku. Practical example, it provides the sequence of seven commands to execute in order to get a container with Express/React built and deployed. I'm the author.
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I'm trying to use hooks but, I'm not able to figure out the problem which is appearing. I want to set the token value in the useEffect but Im not able to define it.
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Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 07:06The problem is that there appears to be no DataLayer being rendered, thus DataLayerContext remains undefined and then useDataLayerValue() returns undefined.
Long story short: You need to wrap your App component in a DataLayer and/or change export const DataLayerContext = createContext()
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...
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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 want to use library SpotifyWebApi (link) with browser javascript (chrome extension).
If you want to use a Promises/A+ library, you can set it
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Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 13:59How to use
Promisewith this library?
If you mean the native global Promise, then just do nothing - it works out of the box. You only need setPromiseImplementation if you want to use a custom promise library.
How to use
setPromiseImplementationmethod?
I'd argue that the functionality of that is broken. It only works with Q.js or a Q-compatible API, namely the library function that you pass would need to support both the promise constructor pattern and the deferred pattern. If you plan to use an ES6-Promise drop-in libary and don't want to replace the native global window.Promise, I'd suggest to file a bug report.
QUESTION
I am using spotify's api and retrieving an array of strings to set into the state in order to be mapped into the HTML via JSX.
Logging it to the console shows that I do get the correct array stored into the state, but React never re-renders to display them. If I would setstate again after with my own values, the page works just fine. Maybe it is a problem with async?
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Answered 2020-Jul-29 at 21:52It's hard to say for sure, but two changes I would try:
First,
QUESTION
So the below code is how I'm trying to get localStorage to persist a user's state beyond a page refresh.
This essentially works on the homepage, wherein whenever I refresh I see that the localStorage does indeed persist even with a refresh. However, when I rout somewhere by interacting with the webpage and refresh on that page, I lose the localStorage
I am passing the user state (whose setter is setUser) through the react useContext function. Would be interested to hear anybody's thoughts. Thank you!
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Answered 2020-Jun-22 at 11:46The issue was I was not checking if user exists before setting it as the user object in localstorage! You also need to add user in the brackets for when the useEffect should run.
QUESTION
I successfully got the Spotify API to work with spotify-web-api-js, but I have no idea how to decode this. I want to be able display the title and artist of the song currently playing on a HTML page.
Right now to test, I'm trying to use (data is the stuff from the Spotify api) to get the timestamp since I don't know what the format is to go deeper into the Spotify response. I get an Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'timestamp' of undefined.
Note: I'm new to coding
Here's the javascript that gets the stuff from Spotify:
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Answered 2020-Jun-20 at 04:59I got it! I was messing around and put console.log(data.item.name) and it successfully got the title of the song! For the HTML part, I had trouble getting the variables from the HTML, so I just moved the document.getElementId("song")... to the javascript!
Here's what the final script looks like:
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