@DillonB070Maybe you don’t use Spotify but you want a way to share what you’re listening to? Or what if you want to share the Steam game you’re playing?
Look no further than @SlickStats ! You visit the app home to connect it to your account and then input your last.fm and Steam API keys for your status to magically update with what you’re listening to or playing!
I spent a looong time working on OAuth for this, but I’m really happy that it’s finally done.
I’m open for suggestions of other services to add!
One caveat: your automatic huddle status will get overwritten because it’s not technically a status - I’ll fix this eventually
It’s all open source at github.com/DillonB07/SlickStats if you want to check it out!
@Gizzi0I made a cool Pinterest-like website for artists to use that also works along Spotify directly so you can post music with your art! github.com/GizziXZ/Synesthesic
@Lior0I updated my browser homepage to fix a few massive bugs, namely the countdowns not being made at the 0th second of a minute, and the Spotify playing progress bar being jittery.
I also updated the README for showcase!
> Github: github.com/underscorelior/homepage
> Website: home.underscore.wtf
@PratyushRoy0#C06SBHMQU8G|github.com/Pradevel/MusicRekom
MoosicRekom is a Python project designed to collect and analyze music data from Spotify and Gaana. The primary goal is to create a dataset of songs with associated metadata and lyrics for further analysis or machine learning tasks.
@KavishDevar0I made a dashboard for my waveshare touchscreen display! It's pretty basic rn, i'm still gonna add multiple widgets, like calendar, shared reminders, music control from Spotify, and much more! Here's an image of what it looks like rn... (yes, ik it looks very apple-like, that's what i was aiming for, i love the design!)
GitHub Repo: github.com/kavishdevar/dashboard
@SouptikSamanta0I made a spotify clone with HTML CSS JS REACT
It is just the ui for now
vercel vecel-spotify.vercel.app
the github repo is in session
also the commit links
@DillionWeaver0I made a website that can let you comment on Spotify songs, you can also see each other's comments!
Website: spotify-comments.netlify.app
(edit: someone mentioned nest. ill give it a try!)
API: I dont have a permanent API since I was using Replit, if you know any free (24/7?) code hosting platforms let me know. (I used to use replit to host 24/7 with uptime robot!)
github.com/BoomBoomMushroom/Spotify-Comments
@RishiShah0I created my own voice virtual assistant called Zephyr. It detects my voice, and is a windows service on my machine. I am still developing it to be much better on my machine with the windows service, but the actual app uses NLP to detect your voice, identify key words, and then can do tasks, like creating events on your calendar, tell you the location in a specific place, has news information depending on whatever topic you want to converse about, and has music playback as it has access to spotify. I am going to 3D print an actual system for Zephyr where it lights up inside the little hub, and i can converse with it via raspberry Pi. I have started development on that part. But as of right now, in the first block, it has access to a bunch of apis. I am also creating a website for it and am going to add keybinds to it.
Here is the github repository for it:
github.com/RishiShah99/Zephyr
It speaks using pyttsx so the stuff printed is just to show see what state it is in right now.
@EddieBian0spotify downloader readme (btw sorry for spam :heavysob:)
@SayhanRahman0*Platformer*Platformer is a web application that allows users to search for Spotify tracks by either track name or ISRC (International Standard Recording Code). The app leverages the Spotify API to retrieve track information, including album details, artists, duration, and more. The interface is built to be dynamic and visually appealing, with features such as color themes that adapt based on the album cover art.
> Repo: github.com/sayhan1610/platformer
> Latest Commits: 1234
> Live Site: platformerweb.netlify.app
> API: platformer-q202.onrender.com
> Future Goals:
> • Media Queries for phones and smaller devices
> • Support for Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal and other music platforms
@dinesh0After a few hours of work I was able to fix the top song feature in my React.js app integrated with Spotify API!. Users can now listen to a short preview of the artist's top track. Planning to add a search feature so it is not limited to a few artists. Next is to add it to GitHub pages for everyone to use.
GitHub: github.com/TheDanishMuffin/ApiIntegrations
Demo video:
@Derekyang0Seventh milestone
Added UI for conversion results where you can see success, warning, etc and core functionality for downloading tracks (no ui yet). Added ffmpeg to convert between different file formats.
Finished and polished track metadata matching for all sources.
Migration to a new metadata library due to buggy behavior and file locking with previous one.
github.com/DerekYang2/FluentDL
Video below shows converting a mix of deezer, spotify, youtube tracks to qobuz with varying results.
@ElvisMao0Made a Raspberry Pi Pico W Spotify Player
@dinesh0New major update for my React.js project with all the API integrations I am trying out. I was able to use Spotify's API to extract artists' data and even put a button for users to listen to that artist's top track. Working on GitHub Pages integration and a simple login with Firebase.
GitHub: github.com/TheDanishMuffin/ApiIntegrations
Demo screenshot:
@Derekyang0sixth milestone
Added conversion between all sources and added youtube/youtube music as a source.
Also, every source now has an advanced search (filter tracks by title, artist, album).
Many other UI improvements, such as adding colors to source badges, making it easier to identify and watch for changes during conversion.
Preview video below shows advanced search on album and conversion of qobuz and spotify tracks to deezer. Any other conversion possibilities are supported.
github.com/DerekYang2/FluentDL/commit/b7131ace225e048d16fa713f9e5b346a74a5c576
@Ducc0I tried to create a device that can display spotify lyrics live, but musicxmatch has so many limitations in their api that I need to do further digging! Here is my progress so far with wifi connection and spotify API connection.
github.com/Dongathan-Jong/esp32spotify/tree/main
@Derekyang0Fifth milestone, added a settings page for entering tokens/credentials and integrated other online sources in the search.
Search page uses settings cards/expanders that match native windows 11 applications.
Now, links/searches/advanced search from spotify, deezer, qobuz are supported. Cover art, metadata, and song previews are supported for each source. Next, will work on converting tracks between these sources.
Also other general UI improvements, such as resizing the preview, source badges, etc.
github.com/DerekYang2/FluentDL
@Sajeg0My Spotify playlist extension app, that extends or creates playlists with the help of gemini can now create playlist that match your description. That means my project is finished (for now) github.com/Sajeg/playfy
@Sajeg0My Spotify playlist extension app, that extends or creates playlists with the help of gemini can now extend the playlist. The next step is to implement the creating of playlists. github.com/Sajeg/playfy
@GhulamMustafa0This is an audio player project, it plays audio songs with an interactive interface with search functionality. In this project, I use a Spotify API to access songs. github.com/ghulammustafa06/audio_player #arcade
@JoshWorthington0working on a spoofed version of spotify that shows fake albums and stuff
ive just started working on the base of it and will finish the full thing eventually make it look more like a true spotify version
i also need to find more spoofed album covers
spoofify.glitch.me
@JoshWorthington0made a little spotify game where you put in your track codes and can see how well you really know your spotify playlist. i hope to automate it so you dont have to manually get the codes and it does it for you, maybe ill work on it some again tomorrow. you can try it here: random-song-your-bad-taste.glitch.me
@Kieran0# REPOST
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I installed nix on my framework!!! I still need to finish up the list of tweaks i did but here's a rough list: hyprland with animations and pretty windows, waybar with a custom top bar and a really cool webcam module i made that detects whether an application is using your webcam, a super fast tofi dmenu launcher, vs code with a theme and go support (needs more expansion; currently its a very barebones install of vs code), spotify with spicetify configs, mako for notifications, fingerprint support that perfers password by default (really annoying nix behavior that its fingerprint first by default) this required a bunch of pam tweaks and was a pain, and best of all its all managed with flakes and my wifi passwords can be commited publicly because they are encrypted with agenix!
P.S. (Adendum?) i also did all of this while camping most of it over cellular on super bumpy Michigan roads while we were in the car for super long periods (~5 hours) i also discovered that the framework battery is almost perfectly 5 - 5.5 hours!P.P.S (doubular adendum??) i also attached a pic of my magnetic charging setup; i want to stick it into a framework module soon so it doesn't stick out but i'm pretty happy with it rngithub.com/kcoderhtml/dots
@Kieran0I installed nix on my framework!!! I still need to finish up the list of tweaks i did but here's a rough list: hyprland with animations and pretty windows, waybar with a custom top bar and a really cool webcam module i made that detects whether an application is using your webcam, a super fast tofi dmenu launcher, vs code with a theme and go support (needs more expansion; currently its a very barebones install of vs code), spotify with spicetify configs, mako for notifications, fingerprint support that perfers password by default (really annoying nix behavior that its fingerprint first by default) this required a bunch of pam tweaks and was a pain, and best of all its all managed with flakes and my wifi passwords can be commited publicly because they are encrypted with agenix!
P.S. (Adendum?) i also did all of this while camping most of it over cellular on super bumpy Michigan roads while we were in the car for super long periods (~5 hours) i also discovered that the framework battery is almost perfectly 5 - 5.5 hours!P.P.S (doubular adendum??) i also attached a pic of my magnetic charging setup; i want to stick it into a framework module soon so it doesn't stick out but i'm pretty happy with it rngithub.com/kcoderhtml/dots
@SakshamPatiyar0The Spotify Clone project aims to replicate the user interface and basic functionality of the Spotify web player using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project employs React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, to manage the dynamic aspects of the application.
My repo link : github.com/Saksham1o/Spotify-clone
@Briyan0🚨 Did you even hear the news about the Spotify Car Thing? Apparently, it's hitting the road for good in December. Sad times! That little gadget had a surprisingly slick UI, paired with its handy media control knob. It was a bummer they never took it further.
That's why I'm building this web project! It's like a mini graveyard for the Car Thing's potential, keeping its awesome UI alive. We might not be blasting tunes through the car speakers just yet, but you can still browse your playlists and see the next song up, just like the good ol' Car Thing days. Think of it as a tribute to a fallen hero of in-car music control!
Find it here: ampersandco.me/SpotifyWebThing.github.io
The github page here: github.com/briyandyju09/SpotifyWebThing.github.io
And my commits (for #arcade) here: github.com/briyandyju09/SpotifyWebThing.github.io/commits/main
Here are some screenshots:
@EXELVI0#arcade
Discord Music Bot
I made this music bot with Distube, it includes a wide range of commands. It also supports spotify, youtube and soundcloud
github.com/EXELVI/Discord-Music-Bot
@Derekyang0Second milestone, spotify playlist parsing and lookup on other platforms (deezer and youtube for now).
Attempts to match equivalent songs between platforms and uses youtube as a backup since it tends to have the most options. Match is performed with fuzzy comparisons between titles, album, artists, with cleanup/pruning to improve results.
github.com/DerekYang2/FluentDL
@EXELVI0#arcade
Arduino Spotify Volume Control
I made this spotify volume control with a rotatory encoder, a 20x4 I2C Lcd and an Arduino Uno R4 WiFi, it uses spotify api to change the volume.
github.com/EXELVI/Spotify_Volume
@ShreyasJain0Post 16
🎥 Moviefy 🎵
Moviefy is a web application that allows users to search for movies and automagically generate a Spotify playlist with the movie's soundtrack. The application leverages the OMDb and TMDb APIs for movie data and the Spotify API for creating playlists.
Key Features
• Integrated Client/Server: Seamless communication between the React/Next.js frontend and Node.js/Express backend.
• Working Endpoints: Fully functional endpoints for searching movies and handling Spotify authentication.
• Movie Searching: Search for movies using the OMDb API & JSON queries.
• Spotify OAuth: Authenticate with Spotify to create and manage playlists.
Work In Progress Features
• Fetching Soundtrack: Retrieve the soundtrack of a movie (currently a work in progress).
• Creating Playlist: Automatically create a Spotify playlist with the retrieved soundtrack (currently a work in progress).
Check it out @ github.com/shrysjain/moviefy
@SayhanRahman0*MatchMyTaste* API is a web service built with FastAPI to retrieve information about music artists and tracks. It interacts with the Spotify API to search for similar artists, similar tracks, and fetch the top tracks of the month based on user queries.
Repo: github.com/sayhan1610/matchmytaste
Website: web-matchmytaste.onrender.com
API: matchmytaste.onrender.com
> • Website is fully functional
> • Available on Every Device
> • No future goals
> • Complete
@Srujan0I created a Spotify clone where users can explore top artists, top charts, and a "Around You" page. (Note: The "Something went wrong" message in the screenshot is due to exceeding my API limit.)