Last.fm Recently Played README

Show your recent Last.fm scrobbles on your GitHub profile README. Powered by Vercel.

Check out spotify-recently-played-readme for a similar integration for Spotify.

Getting Started

Just add the following into your README and set the query parameter user to your Last.fm username.

![My scrobbles](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01)

To add link to your last.fm profile, wrap the image in a link tag:

[![My Last.fm](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01)](https://www.last.fm/user/JeffreyCA01)

Customization

Parameters

You can customize your list.fm status by adding query parameters after the url. Here is a list of available parameters.

Parameter	Description	Type	Default	Valid Values
count	Number of recent tracks to display	number	5	1 - 10
width	Width of the card in pixels	number	400	300-1000
loved	Show a heart indicator for loved tracks	boolean	false	true, false
show_user	Show your username and profile picture in the specified location.	string	never	never, always, header, footer
header_style	Adjust the size of the header or hide it	string	normal	none, compact, normal, compact_stats, normal_stats, compact_stats_only, normal_stats_only
footer_style	Adjust the size of the footer or hide it	string	none	none, wave, compact, normal compact_stats, normal_stats
border_radius	Adjust the radius of the card	number	10	0 - 100
loved_style	Customize the indicator placement for loved tracks	number	1	1, 2, 3, 4
bg_color	Customize the background color of the card. Supports alpha transparency.	string	212121	RGB/A hexadecimal

Examples

Customizing Track Count

Change the amount of recent tracks that are displayed.

Default: 5

Min Value: 1

Max Value: 10

![My scrobbles](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01&count=1)

Customizing card width

Change the width of the card, in pixels.

Default: 400

Min Value: 300

Max Value: 1000

![My scrobbles](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01&width=600)

Show loved tracks

Show a heart indicator for loved tracks.

Default: false

Possible Values: true | false

![My scrobbles](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01&loved=true)

Show user profile

Determines if and where the user's profile information is shown. If you want to show exclusively the user's profile in a given section, use the normal or compact header and footer styles.

Default: never

Possible Values: never | always | header | footer

![My scrobbles](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01&show_user=header)

header	footer & footer_style=normal

Header Styles

Changes the size and content of the header. You can use header and footer styles to show the user's stats (i.e. scrobbles, artist count, and track count). Using a _stats_only style will center the stats if the user's profile is not visible within the header. Use the compact or normal style in combination with show_user to exclusively show the user profile in the footer.

Default: normal

Alias: header_size

Possible Values: none | normal | compact | normal_stats | compact_stats | normal_stats_only | compact_stats_only

none	normal_stats	compact_stats_only

Footer Styles

Changes the size and content of the footer. You can use header and footer styles to show the user's stats (i.e. scrobbles, artist count, and track count). Using a _stats style will center the stats if the user's profile is not visible within the footer. Use the compact or normal style in combination with show_user to exclusively show the user profile in the footer.

Default: none

Possible Values: none | wave | normal | compact | normal_stats | compact_stats |

wave	normal	normal_stats

Loved Style

Customize the indicator placement for loved tracks.

Default: 1

Possible Values: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4

Style 1	Style 2	Style 3	Style 4

Change Background Color

Change the background color of the main card with a hexadecimal RGB/A code. Supports alpha transparency.

Default: 212121

Possible Values: any valid RGB/A hex-code

![My scrobbles](https://lastfm-recently-played.vercel.app/api?user=JeffreyCA01&bg_color=000000)

Deploying own Vercel project

Deploy your own Vercel project using the link above. Next, you'll need to set the API_KEY environment variable to your Last.fm API key. You'll also need to set the VERCEL_URL system environment variable in the Vercel project settings.

Running locally

1. Clone Git repo

   $ git clone https://github.com/JeffreyCA/lastfm-recently-played-readme.git

2. Install Node dependencies

   $ npm install

3. Create .env file containing the following:

   API_KEY=<Last.fm API key>

4. Run development server

   $ npm run dev

The app will be running at http://localhost:3000.

License

MIT