SpotyRIP ~ Spotify Playlist ripper
SpotyRIP uses Spotbash, along with ytdl to rip playlists. The Process is extremely simple.
- Use Spotbash's
songs
func to grab a list of songs in the currently playing Playlist - Pipe this into
paste -d' ' - -
moving the Artist names onto the same line as the Song name
- Send the result to a file
- Use a
while
loop to loop using each line in the list (Basically afor
loop but for lines in a file)
- From said
while
loop, pipe each line to ytdl'sytsearch
system- Pipe this in
jq .webpage_url
- Pipe result into ytdl downloading the song
- Pipe this in
- Repeat for each song/line
Using spot(y)RIP
, is also very easy to use!
Spot(y)RIP ~ Spotify Playlist ripper using ytdl
~ Interacts with Spotbash ~ Also by: That(Geeky)Weeb (Mia)
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Usage: spotRIP.sh [-h] [ -i <PLAYLIST_ID> ] <YTDL OPTIONS>
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Warning! All Songs on Spotify are copyrighted, rip at your own risk!
Spot(y)RIP requires the following in order to work;
Premium Spotify account (Spotify's API requires a premium account)
Spotbash
jq
Youtube-dl
Install Spotbash (Follow README)
Install jq
and ytdl.
Super Simple! ^^
while read p; do
youtube-dl "$(youtube-dl ytsearch1:"$p" | jq .webpage_url)"
done <<< $(spotbash songs | paste -d' ' - - )
Above is a very simple example, although, if one has the the requiresments, it would be all that needs to be run ^^
Dear enforcers of DCMA, the purpose of Spot(y)RIP
, is not to circumvent or "get around", cropyright but rather to provide offline access of playlists to Premium Spotify users without an offical client. Such as users on foreign architectures, or foreign operating systems/distros.