A very simple Spotify Client, created with the ASP.NET framework, using the official Spotify API This is my learning project for the ASP.NET-framework. I would be very happy about suggestions, criticism, praise and alternative solutions!
- ...view and browse the newest releases
- ...login to your Spotify account and see your playlists and devices, on which you are logged in
- ...follow and unfollow playlists
- ...search songs, albums, playlists, e.g. by metadata
- ...play a 30 seconds long demo of some selected songs
- Search through the Spotify catalogue
- Search for all content types
- Follow/Unfollow Artists and Users
- Add a simple API for retrieving user data by providing an access token
- Outsource the program logic to a class library
- UI/UX optimizations and redesign
- Refactor models and classes as seperate files (many of them are currently stored together)
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Q: Why is this project called as ,,Anarchy Edition"? A: This is a Spotify client, how I want it. With less tracking and no personalized suggestions
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Q: What's the meaning of these japanese letters on the start page, and why are they there? A: Oh, you noticed the "スポティファイ・アナーキー"? The meaning is directly below these letters. Literally translated, it's "supotifai anaakii" and means "Spotify Anarchy". I have included this so that the project at least stands out a little from others.
On Spotify's side...
- ...make sure, that you have a Spotify developer account with an registered app
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- As URI, you have to enter -
https://localhost:44394/oauthin the Spotify for Developers Dashboard app settings
- As URI, you have to enter -
On your app's side...
- ...you have to enter your custom Client credentials into the
/Models/DefaultValues.csfile -
- Notice the
basicAuthorizationvariable! This is a base64 string, which contains the value "yourClientId:yourClientSecret" and is used by Spotify's Authorization flow.
- Notice the