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🎼 musync 🎶

musync

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Spotify Tidal

Welcome to musync, the ultimate symphony conductor for your music libraries! Ever find yourself drowning in a sea of playlists between Spotify and Tidal? Wish your music could magically sync itself? Well, wish no more! musync is here to orchestrate harmony between your favorite music services.

🎤 What is this?

This project is built to sync my music. I'm using both Spotify and Tidal and I want to automatically synchronize my playlists. Also, I would like to design some automation processes to sort my libraries because, let’s face it, who has time for that?

🎧 Usage

While there aren't a ton of features yet (hey, Rome wasn't built in a day), there are a few requirements to get this musical maestro up and running. You'll need to set up some environment variables. In the current version, you can simply add a .env file to the project.

🎵 Spotify Setup Spotify

In order to access private playlists, you will need to add the following environment variables to your .env file:

SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID=<your-client-id>
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET=<your-client-secret>
SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI=<your-redirect-uri>

You can look up the values for these variables in Spotify's developer dashboard. For SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI, you can use http://localhost:8080/callback for local development. Make sure to add the URI to your Spotify App because even your app needs to know where the party is at.

🎶 Tidal Setup Tidal

Tidal authenticates over the browser. When you run the project, you will see a link prompted in the stdout. Click on the link to open your browser and complete the authentication process. Easy peasy!

🥁 Features (or lack thereof)

  • Sync your playlists between Spotify and Tidal (or at least we hope to).
  • Automate sorting of your music libraries because chaos is for the mosh pit, not your playlists.
  • More awesome features to come (eventually)!

🚀 Getting Started

  1. Clone this repo. It’s the coolest thing you’ll do today.
  2. Set up your .env file with the necessary Spotify credentials.
  3. Run the project and watch the magic happen.

💡 Pro Tips

  • Make sure your SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI is the same in both your .env file and Spotify developer settings. Otherwise, the music gods will frown upon you.
  • If something breaks, just turn it off and on again. Works every time.

🙏 Acknowledgements

Thanks to Spotify and Tidal for existing. Also, thanks to coffee for making this project possible.

Happy syncing, and may your playlists forever be in perfect harmony! 🎷