DEV Community: YOGESHWARAN R

I built 3 Apps using Spotify API and Python

YOGESHWARAN R — Sun, 11 Jun 2023 11:00:12 +0000

I made Three apps using Spotify API.

Spotify to YouTube playlist converter

A simple python script to convert your Spotify playlist into YouTube playlist.

GitHub: Spotify to YouTube Playlist Converter
Blog Post: From Spotify to YouTube: How I Built a Python Script to Convert Playlists

Update my Spotify playlist

Automatically update your Spotify playlists with tracks of your favorite artists and genres using this Python script powered by the Spotify Web API and GitHub Actions.

GitHub: Update My Spotify Playlist
Blog Post: Effortlessly Update Your Spotify Playlists Daily with This Simple Tool

Spotify stats App

Simple Spotify stats app

GitHub: Spotify Stats App
Live App: Experience the Simple Spotify Stats App

Thank you; Give star ⭐ to my repos

Effortlessly update Your Spotify Playlists daily with This Simple Tool

YOGESHWARAN R — Mon, 01 May 2023 12:15:42 +0000

What I built

I built a tool that can automate the process of updating Spotify playlists, making it easier for users to maintain their music collections. It runs the python script to update playlist every day using GitHub Actions.

Users can configure the tool to update tracks on playlist based on different categories like Top tracks, top artists, recently played and tracks. This eliminates the need for manual playlist management, saving time and effort for users who want to keep their music collections organized.

Category Submission:

This is a random tool that uses GitHub Actions so it belongs to Wacky Wildcards

App Link

Checkout this on GitHub

Screenshots

Local working demo of this tool

Description

This is simple Python script to update the given playlist with recommended tracks of User. Tracks added to the playlist can be customizable by different categories. Currently, it supports

TopArtist()
TopTracks()
TopMix() - It mix both TopArtist and TopTracks
RecentlyPlayed()
Mix() - If you need a playlist with particular artists, tracks or genre, you can mix up to 5 parameters like Artist, Genre and Track. Only 5 parameters are allowed

The number of tracks added to the playlist is also configurable. Checkout Readme for more information and usage details.

It uses the GitHub Actions to runs the script every day to update playlist.

Link to Source Code

Source Code of this tool is found at GitHub

Permissive License

Distributed under the MIT license.

Background

Firstly, I love Music.
I got this idea from my previous project to convert Spotify playlist into YouTube playlist. In a previous project I automated the process of YouTube playlist creation. Next, I need to automate the process of Spotify playlist. So, this is a tool I finally got at end.

How I built it

I used to spotipy Python library which is Python wrapper of the Spotify web API. A wrote script to update playlist using Python and finally I used to GitHub actions to run the script every day to update playlist

Additional Resources/Info

Thank you,

From Spotify to YouTube: How I Built a Python Script to Convert Playlists

YOGESHWARAN R — Sat, 22 Apr 2023 09:29:47 +0000

I developed the script to convert the Spotify playlist to YouTube playlist. I am here to share how I done this.

yogeshwaran01 / spotify-playlist-to-youtube-playlist

From Spotify's Groove to YouTube's Show: Spot2Tube

Spot2Tube

Convert Spotify Playlist to YouTube Playlist

About

Python script to convert Spotify playlist to YouTube playlist.

Features

Convert Spotify playlist to YouTube Playlist
Sync YouTube Playliset with Spotify playlist Sync Multiple Playlists

Setup

Requirements

Install Python (https://www.python.org/)
Install all required package (After cloning the repo, inside the folder)

pip install -r requirements.txt

YouTube

Go to the Google Cloud Console, sign in with your Google account, and create a new project.
Once your project is created, select it from the project dropdown menu in the top navigation bar.
Go to the Credentials page in the API & Services section of the left sidebar.
Click on the "Create Credentials" button and select "OAuth client ID".
After creating select edit button in the OAuth 2.0 Client IDs, Select application type as Desktop App and then click create.
Click the download button to download the credentials in your project directory. Rename…

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Setting up environment

Install the required python packages

pip install google-auth google-auth-oauthlib google-auth-httplib2 spotipy pytube

Spotify part

Go to the Spotify Developer Dashboard and log in with your Spotify account.
Click on the "Create an App" button and fill out the necessary information, such as the name and description of your application.
Once you've created the app, you'll be taken to the app dashboard. Here, you'll find your client ID and client secret, which are used to authenticate your application with the Spotify API.
After getting your client ID and client secret.
Create a file spotify_client.py
Add required import statement

from dataclasses import dataclass

import spotipy
from spotipy.oauth2 import SpotifyClientCredentials

Create data class Playlist to access data easily

@dataclass
class Playlist:
    name: str
    description: str
    tracks: list[str]

Create class SpotipyClient

class SpotifyClient:

    def __init__(self) -> None:
        client_id = "<your_client_id>"
        client_secret = "<your_client_secret>"
        auth_manager = SpotifyClientCredentials(client_id=client_id, client_secret=client_secret)
        self.spotify = spotipy.Spotify(auth_manager=auth_manager)

    def get_playlist(self, id: str):
        playlist = self.spotify.playlist(id)
        queries = []
        tracks = playlist['tracks']['items']
        for track in tracks:
            track_name = track['track']['name']
            artists = ', '.join([artist['name'] for artist in track['track']['artists']])
            queries.append(f'{track_name} by {artists}')
        return(Playlist(playlist['name'], playlist['description'], queries))

On class initialization, login into the Spotify using credentials and get_playlist method fetch the playlist name, description and track name for search query and return a Playlist.

YouTube part

Go to the Google Cloud Console, sign in with your Google account, and create a new project.
Once your project is created, select it from the project dropdown menu in the top navigation bar.
Go to the Credentials page in the API & Services section of the left sidebar.
Click on the "Create Credentials" button and select "OAuth client ID".
After creating select edit button in the OAuth 2.0 Client IDs, Under 'Authorized JavaScript origins' add this URI http://localhost:8080 and under "Authorized redirect URIs
" add this URI http://localhost:8080/ and then click save.
Click the download button to download the credentials in your project directory. Rename the file to client_secret.json
Go to the OAuth consent screen in the API & Services section of the left sidebar. Under test user add your Gmail id.
Create file youtube_client.py
Add import statements

from pytube import Search
from pytube.contrib.search import logger

from google_auth_oauthlib.flow import InstalledAppFlow
from googleapiclient.discovery import build

logger. Disabled = True

The logger of pytube is disabled to avoid unnecessary warings.

Create class YouTubeClient

class YouTubeClient:
    def __init__(self) -> None:
        flow = InstalledAppFlow.from_client_secrets_file(
            "client_secret.json",
            scopes=["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/youtube.force-ssl"],
        )

        creds = flow.run_local_server()

        self.youtube = build("youtube", "v3", credentials=creds)

    def create_playlist(self, name: str, description: str):
        playlist = (
            self.youtube.playlists()
            .insert(
                part="snippet,status",
                body={
                    "snippet": {
                        "title": name,
                        "description": description,
                        "defaultLanguage": "en",
                    },
                    "status": {"privacyStatus": "public"},
                },
            )
            .execute()
        )

        return playlist

    def add_song_playlist(self, playlist_id: str, video_id: str):
        request = (
                self.youtube.playlistItems()
                .insert(
                    part="snippet",
                    body={
                        "snippet": {
                            "playlistId": playlist_id,
                            "resourceId": {"kind": "youtube#video", "videoId": video_id},
                        }
                    },
                )
            )
        playlist_item = request.execute()
        return playlist_item

    def search_video(self, query: str):

        return Search(query).results[0].video_id

On class initialization, login into the YouTube using OAuth. Method create_playlist just create playlist with given name and description and add_song_playlist method add video to the given playlist.

Driving Code

Finally to drive a code, create new file, main.py

import sys
import time
from spotify_client import SpotifyClient
from youtube_client import YouTubeClient

spotify = SpotifyClient()
youtube = YouTubeClient()

spotify_playlist_id = sys.argv[1]

spotify_playlist = spotify.get_playlist(spotify_playlist_id)

youtube_playlist_id = youtube.create_playlist(spotify_playlist.name, spotify_playlist.description)['id']


for track in spotify_playlist.tracks:
    print(f"Searching for {track}")
    id = youtube.search_video(track)
    youtube.add_song_playlist(youtube_playlist_id, id)
    print("Added...")
    time.sleep(1)

print("Done 👍")
print(f"https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list={youtube_playlist_id}")

You get playlist id from the playlist URL of spotify. In this script, the playlist id get as command line args.

Run this script

python main.py <playlist_id>

This will open a browser window to login into the google account. Just login into it. After execution of script it will print the playlist link.

Thank you

A Python script that search and add lyrics to offline songs

YOGESHWARAN R — Tue, 05 Jul 2022 08:51:44 +0000

In this tutorial, let make a simple python script that search and add lyrics to the song.

We use spotifydl to download songs but it does not add lyrics to it. So we write a script to add lyrics to that songs.

Requirements

beautifulsoup4==4.11.1
certifi==2022.6.15
charset-normalizer==2.1.0
idna==3.3
music-tag==0.4.3
mutagen==1.45.1
requests==2.28.1
soupsieve==2.3.2.post1
urllib3==1.26.9

Script

By Using this requirements, we have to write three functions to search, get and set the lyrics.

First Function to search lyrics, to search lyrics we have to use https://rclyricsband.com/?s= this site. It is the source of all lyrics. Send requests to this site using request and scrape it using BeautifulSoup4.

search_link = "https://rclyricsband.com/?s="

def search_lyrics(song_name: str, one=True):
    print(f"Searching for {song_name}")
    markup = requests.get(search_link + quote_plus(song_name)).text
    soup = BeautifulSoup(markup, "html.parser")
    outer_tags = soup.find_all("h2", {"class": "search-entry-title"})
    results = []
    for outer_tag in outer_tags:
        inner_tag = outer_tag.find("a")
        results.append({"title": inner_tag.get("title"), "link": inner_tag.get("href")})
    if len(results) == 0:
        return None
    if one:
        print(f"Found Best Match: {results[0]['title']}")
        return results[0]
    else:
        results

This function search the lyrics and return the first result which contain title of the song and link to lyrics

Second function to get the lyrics using the link from the first function

def get_lyrics(link: str):
    print("Getting Lyrics ...")
    markup = requests.get(link).text
    soup = BeautifulSoup(markup, "html.parser")
    return soup.find("div", {"class": "su-box su-box-style-default"}).text

This function send request to link and scrape the lyric using Beautifulsoup and return the lyrics.

Last function to set the lyric to song

def set_lyrics_to_song(song_path: str):
    f = music_tag.load_file(song_path)
    title = str(f["title"])
    search_results = search_lyrics(title)
    if search_results:
        lyrics = get_lyrics(search_results["link"])
        print("Setting Lyrics ...")
        f["lyrics"] = lyrics
        f.save()
        print("Done :)")
    else:
        print("No Lyrics Found")

This function use music_tag package to edit the metadata of the song.

And the full script with main function,

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
from urllib.parse import quote_plus
import music_tag

search_link = "https://rclyricsband.com/?s="


def search_lyrics(song_name: str, one=True):
    print(f"Searching for {song_name}")
    markup = requests.get(search_link + quote_plus(song_name)).text
    soup = BeautifulSoup(markup, "html.parser")
    outer_tags = soup.find_all("h2", {"class": "search-entry-title"})
    results = []
    for outer_tag in outer_tags:
        inner_tag = outer_tag.find("a")
        results.append({"title": inner_tag.get("title"), "link": inner_tag.get("href")})
    if len(results) == 0:
        return None
    if one:
        print(f"Found Best Match: {results[0]['title']}")
        return results[0]
    else:
        results


def get_lyrics(link: str):
    print("Getting Lyrics ...")
    markup = requests.get(link).text
    soup = BeautifulSoup(markup, "html.parser")
    return soup.find("div", {"class": "su-box su-box-style-default"}).text


def set_lyrics_to_song(song_path: str):
    f = music_tag.load_file(song_path)
    title = str(f["title"])
    search_results = search_lyrics(title)
    if search_results:
        lyrics = get_lyrics(search_results["link"])
        print("Setting Lyrics ...")
        f["lyrics"] = lyrics
        f.save()
        print("Done :)")
    else:
        print("No Lyrics Found")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    import sys

    path = sys.argv[1]
    set_lyrics_to_song(path)

Save the file as script.py

Running the script

Download any song using spotifydl which must contain title of track. Open terminal window and run

python script.py <path_to_song>

It will search and add lyric to the song

yogeshwaran01 / lyricy

A command line lyrics utility tool which search and add lyrics to your offline songs. 🎵

🎼 lyricy

A command line lyrics utility tool which search and add lyrics to your offline songs.

Why lyricy ?

We can use spotDL/spotify-downloader to download our spotify playlist and songs along with album art and metadata. But it does not add the lyrics of the songs in song metadata. lyricy search for the lyrics of the song add to song metadata.

you can use Retro music player for android to listen the offline local songs with synced lyrics.

Features

Used as a Python package, Desktop application and mobile application (PWA)
Easy to add lyrics to your offline songs
Preview of lyrics
Synced lyrics with lrc time tags
Lyrics without lrc tags
Save lyrics as lrc file
Add your own lyrics or downloaded lyrics to songs

Usage

GUI

GUI is built with flet

Web Application
Desktop…

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Thank you for the reading :)

Make your form to work perfectly with Telegram

YOGESHWARAN R — Tue, 08 Feb 2022 06:22:54 +0000

Make unworking contact or feedback forms to work. Here is a simple script that makes your form work. All the form data in your form are sent to you as a Telegram Message.

Here is the Quick Demo

Refer GitHub for more details

yogeshwaran01 / formBot.js

Make your contact and feedback form to work perfectly with Telegram

formBot.js

Make your form to work

If form is submited, all form data are send to you as telegram Message

Qucik Demo

Click here for quick demo

Simple Usage

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/yogeshwaran01/formBot.js@1.2.0/formBot.min.js" ></script>

In index.html

Name the id of your form as formBot
set new attribute names. value of names is name of all input elements eg: name="name mail message". Here name, mail, messgage are the value of name attribute of input elements.
set other attribute chatId of your telegram. Get chat id from Telegram Bot.

<form id="formBot" names="name mail message" chatId="104753182211">
    <label for="name">Name</label>
    <input type="text" name="name">
    <label for="mail">Mail</label>
    <input type="text

…

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Host files and static pages from your Terminal.

YOGESHWARAN R — Mon, 17 May 2021 02:32:12 +0000

Hello Everyone, Yesterday I created a web API to host the non-binary files and CLI client for that API. It can host your HTML, JSON, XML, and many non-binary files. All hosted files are encrypted and compressed.

yogeshwaran01 / Instant-Host

Host static pages and Files from your Terminal. It can host your HTML, JSON, XML, and many non-binary files. All hosted files are encrypted and compressed.

Installation

$ git clone https://github.com/yogeshwaran01/Instant-Host

$ cd Instant-Host

$ python3 setup.py install

Usage

Usage of Instanthost is very simple

Host new page


$ instanthost ~/path/to/file

Output is like this

✌️  Hosted Successfully ✨

created_at: 05/16/2021, 16:39:56

hosted_at: http://instant-host.herokuapp.com/render/U4uhdM4

mimetype: application/xml

private_key: U4uhdM4bnovt

public_key: U4uhdM4

tiny_url: https://tinyurl.com/yehcy54n

Editing the existing page

You can change the data in the file without causing any issues to link with the secret private key. Store your private key for editing content.

$ instanthost ~/path/to/new/file --edit --key <your-private-key>

Output is

✌️  Hosted Successfully ✨

hosted_at: http://instant-host.herokuapp.com/render/U4uhdM4

mimetype: application/xml

private_key: U4uhdM4bnovt

public_key: U4uhdM4

updated_at: 05/16/2021, 16:43:34

tiny_url: https://tinyurl.com/yehcy54n

Like this, you can host all non-binary type file from your terminal

you can host your simple static web page, blog post and etc ...

Dynamically Generate GitHub Stats SVG like Terminal for your Readme

YOGESHWARAN R — Sat, 08 May 2021 11:48:50 +0000

GitHub Stats Terminal Style

Dynamically Generate GitHub Stats as like Terminal Interface

Usage

Create a New Repository using by click here to create.
Create the personal Access token. Check this link to create personal access token.
Add a New Repository secret to your repo. Name of the secret is must be GHT and valve is your personal access token. Checkout this link to add new repository secret.

The File github_stats.svg is svg image of your github stats. you can copy the link of the image and use it any where. By default it update daily at 2:47 UTC you can also can this by change the cron in /.github/workflows/main.yml by using Cron Generator.

Themes

Now only Nine themes are only available.

By default it ubuntu theme.

you can change the theme by change the command in file /.github/workflows/main.yml

change

node updater.js ${{ github.repository_owner }}

to this

node updater.js ${{ github.repository_owner }} <themeName>

Github Link

Contributions, issue and pull requests are welcome

Made With Javascript ❤️

API to generate web series Quote images

YOGESHWARAN R — Wed, 09 Dec 2020 02:12:04 +0000

Web Series Quotes Api

Api for Quotes of various web-series. Api automatically generate quotes with background image. Api also returns the Quotes and its author as json.

Github Repo

URL

This API is currently hosted on Heroku.

https://web-series-quotes.herokuapp.com

Features

Available Various Web-Series
Quotes data as json API
Generates Quote images
- Generating Quotes with in-build images
- Generating Quotes with your own images
- Generating Quotes with blank colored Background
- Generating Quote of your own quote and image

Parameters of Endpoints

https://web-series-quotes.herokuapp.com/generate/{image or blank}

Use endpoint image for image as background
Use endpoint blank for the colored background

Endpoint	Parameter	Explanation
image	src text color size	Source of the image Text in image if you use own text Color of the image Font Size
blank	fore back text x y	Foreground color(Font-color) Background color Text in image if you use own text Width of the image Height of the image

Generating Quotes with in-build images

You can easily generate the quote images using in-build images. Uses the name of the image in the src parameter in the endpoint. Use colors from here.

Parameters:

src
size
color

Endpoint:

/generate/{series_name}/{quote_id}/image?src={name_of_image}&size={font_size}&color={font_color}

Example:

https://web-series-quotes.herokuapp.com/generate/breakingbad/1/image?src=breakingbad&size=150&color=pink

Generating Quotes with your own images

If you don't like the in-build images. You can use your own images as src parameter. You can provide the link of the image in src parameter.

Parameters:

src
size
color

Endpoint:

/generate/{series_name}/{quote_id}/image?src={url_of_your_image}&color={font_color}&size={font_size}

Example:

https://web-series-quotes.herokuapp.com/generate/moneyheist/5/image?src=https://www.gstatic.com/webp/gallery/3.png&color=yellow&size=100

Generating Quotes with blank colored Background

No images, Don't worry you can use color as an image background with custom width and height.

Parameters:

fore
back
size
x
y

Endpoint:

/generate/{series_name}/{quote_id}/blank?fore={foreground}&back={background}&size={font_size}&x={width}&y={height}

Example:

https://web-series-quotes.herokuapp.com/generate/dark/25/blank?fore=black&back=yellow&size=300&x=3000&y=2000

Generating Quote of your own quote and image

If you don't like any quotes, you can use your own text and own images or any custom colored backgrounds.

Parameters:

fore
back
size
x
y

Endpoint:

/generate/image?src={url_of_image}&color={font_color}&size={font_size}&text={your_text}&x={width}&y={height}

Example:

https://web-series-quotes.herokuapp.com/generate/image?src=https://www.gstatic.com/webp/gallery/1.png&color=yellow&size=100&text=Hello+world

DEV Community: YOGESHWARAN R

I built 3 Apps using Spotify API and Python

Spotify to YouTube playlist converter

Update my Spotify playlist

Spotify stats App

Effortlessly update Your Spotify Playlists daily with This Simple Tool

What I built

Category Submission:

App Link

Screenshots

Description

Link to Source Code

Permissive License

Background

How I built it

Additional Resources/Info

From Spotify to YouTube: How I Built a Python Script to Convert Playlists

yogeshwaran01 / spotify-playlist-to-youtube-playlist

From Spotify's Groove to YouTube's Show: Spot2Tube

Spot2Tube

About

Features

Setup

Requirements

YouTube

Setting up environment

Spotify part

YouTube part

Driving Code

A Python script that search and add lyrics to offline songs

Requirements

Script

Running the script

yogeshwaran01 / lyricy

A command line lyrics utility tool which search and add lyrics to your offline songs. 🎵

🎼 lyricy

Why lyricy ?

Features

Usage

GUI

Make your form to work perfectly with Telegram

yogeshwaran01 / formBot.js

Make your contact and feedback form to work perfectly with Telegram

formBot.js

Qucik Demo

Simple Usage

Host files and static pages from your Terminal.

yogeshwaran01 / Instant-Host

Host static pages and Files from your Terminal. It can host your HTML, JSON, XML, and many non-binary files. All hosted files are encrypted and compressed.

Installation

Usage

Host new page

Editing the existing page

Dynamically Generate GitHub Stats SVG like Terminal for your Readme

GitHub Stats Terminal Style

Usage

Themes

Made With Javascript ❤️

API to generate web series Quote images

Web Series Quotes Api

URL

Features

Parameters of Endpoints

Generating Quotes with in-build images

Generating Quotes with your own images

Generating Quotes with blank colored Background

Generating Quote of your own quote and image

Thank You