Someone should rebuild turntable.fm using Spotify
Open-Source Spotify App
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#23Tangentially related - I wrote a C library for spotify's web api: https://gitlab.com/finnoleary/spotifyc I've been working on the cli client and shuffling things about directory wise so I don't think it compiles anymore atm. But the library works fine. Actually in retrospect I think I might revert and splt them into separate repos...
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#24Someone should rebuild turntable.fm using Spotify
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#25It would be nice if their API provided endpoints for Spotify for Artists. There is a lot of opportunity there to make apps that support musicians and labels.
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#26Interesting.. > 'and provides users with important metrics like their top tracks, top artists, and recently played tracks, queryable by time range' Is your feature selling point the time range ? I'm confused.. Looks like spotify has this already... EDIT: I get it now: Change the title to : Manage your own Spotify Any extra functionality ?
Never really considered that but I guess the selling point would be the fact that users get notified when their favorite artists release new songs. My app is one of many that does song pulling but it uses the Spotify api, one means to an end. The community can add extra features: all I’ve created is something that’s possible with the Spotify api that others can branch off of
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
Only me
I guess, it's a lot of time, but do you use it? Is that why you made it ? I'd love to send 100 questions on.
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
Never really considered that but I guess the selling point would be the fact that users get notified when their favorite artists release new songs. My app is one of many that does song pulling but it uses the Spotify api, one means to an end. The community can add extra features: all I’ve created is something that’s possible with the Spotify api that others can branch off of
I'm pretty sure he only meant selling point as a "why should I care about your repo" or "what purpose is this program trying to fulfill" statement: not actually suggesting to selling as a product
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#29Interesting, I didn't know Spotify had an API to play music on iOS…
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#30This is an iOS app, but if it isn’t what you were hoping for, check out these other projects. A CLI UI for Spotify [0] Spotify as a daemon [1] [0] https://github.com/Rigellute/spotify-tui [1] https://github.com/Spotifyd/spotifyd