The full documentation can be viewed here.
- 100% Code coverage
- Completely type annotated
- Completely async
- Scales up to (theoretically) unlimited requests per second (tested with 1000 simultaneous requests which lead to a 429)
- Customize the timeout, maximal simultaneous request
- Throws custom errors, so you can catch different errors easily + Token expiration + Rate limit violation + An invalid album id
- Gets rid of the client credential workflow if you provide spotify cookies
- Good for automated testing
- Offers a hook which gets called if the token expires, so you can automatically update the token
You need at least python3.6 to install the package
pip install async-spotifyFor more in depth examples take a look here or visit the documentation.
from async_spotify import SpotifyApiClient
from async_spotify.authentification import SpotifyAuthorisationToken
from async_spotify.authentification.authorization_flows import AuthorizationCodeFlow
# Create a auth_code_flow object and load the auth_code_flow from env variables
auth_flow = AuthorizationCodeFlow()
auth_flow.load_from_env()
# Create a new Api client and pass the auth_code_flow
api = SpotifyApiClient(auth_flow, hold_authentication=True)
# Get the auth token with your code
code: str = "Your Spotify Code"
auth_token: SpotifyAuthorisationToken = await api.get_auth_token_with_code(code)
# Create a new client
await api.create_new_client(request_limit=1500)
# Start making queries with the internally saved token
album_tracks: dict = await api.albums.get_tracks('03dlqdFWY9gwJxGl3AREVy')
# If you pass a valid auth_token this auth_token will be used for making the requests
album_tracks: dict = await api.albums.get_tracks('03dlqdFWY9gwJxGl3AREVy', auth_token)See here.