This project downloads the metadata of a user's Spotify library using the Spotify Web API. It stores this metadata in a relational database using SQLite.
This project requires Python 3.9+ to be installed, and you need to install Pipenv so you can download the dependencies.
Once you've installed those, download the repository and install the dependencies:
cd <SPOTIFY SQLITE REPOSITORY>
pipenv installThen, you need to create a .env file in the root of the repository. Use .env.example as a template for this.
In the .env file, you need to enter your Client ID and Client Secret from the Spotify Developer Dashboard.
It doesn't matter what you use for the Redirect URI (this project doesn't host a server), as long as it's the same as what you entered on the Spotify Dashboard.
To run the project, use this command:
pipenv run python main.pyThis will open your web browser with a prompt asking you to authorise with Spotify. Once you've accepted, the page will redirect you to the Redirect URI with extra information in the URL. Note that subsequent runs will redirect you automatically since you've already authorised with Spotify.
Paste the entire URL into the terminal prompt and the program will start to download your Spotify Library.
Once the download has finished, the metadata will be saved to an SQLite database file called spotifysqlite.db (this can be changed by passing the filename as a CLI argument), which can be opened in an external program such as SQLite Studio, or on an online viewer such as SQLite Online.
To build this project, install the dev dependencies and then use this command:
pyinstaller --onefile main.py --name spotifysqliteThe output should be in a new dist folder.