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spotify-playlist-archive

Daily snapshots of public Spotify playlists

Spotify's playlists are great. I like that they're updated once in a while - change is good! I don't like, however, that it's impossible to see older versions. How am I supposed to remember the name of that song I really liked? Apparently, I'm not alone: see here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here. Since Spotify won't take snapshots of our favorite playlists, let's do it ourselves!

Quick start

To view the current version of a playlist, click on its name below
To see all songs that ever belonged to a playlist, click "cumulative"
To determine which songs were added or removed from a playlist, click "githistory"
To add a playlist to the archive, simply touch playlists/plain/<playlist_id> and make a pull request

How it works

This repository contains a script for scraping Spotify playlists and publishing them back to the repo. The script is run daily via Travis CI. It's also run after every commit, which means that playlists get regenerated whenever the scraping or formatting logic changes, or when new playlists are added - cool!

The script determines which playlists to scrape by looking at the file names in playlists/plain. Files get regenerated as follows: a pretty version of each playlist gets dumped in playlists/pretty, new tracks are added to the files in playlists/cumulative, and a plaintext version of each playlist is written back to playlists/plain. The plain version is sorted alphabetically, rather than by track number, so that it only changes when tracks are added or removed, making Git History a nice way to visualize how the playlist evolves over time.

Development

This project uses pip-tools to manage dependencies.

To get started, first create and activate a new virtual environment:

$ python3.8 -m venv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate

Then install pip-tools:

$ pip install pip-tools

Lastly, use pip-sync to install the dev requirements:

$ pip-sync requirements/requirements-dev.txt

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