Automate saving your Discover Weekly Playlist using Python.
Made with <3 and FastAPI.
The saved playlist link is sent to my discord server via a webhook.

Clone this repository.

git clone https://github.com/shouryade/SpotWeekly

This project uses pipenv to create a virtual environment.

pip install pipenv

Activate and install dependencies using pipenv.

cd SpotWeekly
pipenv install 

For venv enthusiasts, I have provided a requirements.txt file to help install project dependencies.

Rename the env.example file to .env.

Registering Your Spotify App on Spotify for Developers

Create a Spotify Developer account.

Copy the Client ID and Client SECRET and paste it in the .env file.

Go to edit settings and set Redirect URI to http://127.0.0.1:5000/callback as shown

Setting up webhook for Discord

You need to have the create and manage webhook permissions in the server.

Go to Server Settings > Integrations > New Webhook

Fill the required values and select the channel for the webhook to be posted in.

Click on Copy Webhook URL

Paste the copied url in .env file.

To get the playlist ID for your Discover Weekly, copy the link for the playlist.
The highlighted portion as shown in the image is the Spotify Playlist ID.

Extract the ID and paste it onto the .env file.
Fill the remaining details in the .env file.

Run app.py and copy the token supplied. Run main.py and supply the parameters asked.
Check Discord once Successfully created playlist ! is printed on screen.

A Cron job is used to schedule events without human interaction.
Here I have used the following cronjob to run the FastAPI server.

0 10 * * 1 /usr/bin/python ~/SpotWeekly/app.py 

which basically translates to run app.py at 10:00 AM every Monday.
You can modify the scheduled job according to your convenience using https://crontab.guru.

Now,follow the given instructions :

• In the terminal, type crontab -e. This launches Vi Editor.
• Press i to launch edit mode.
• Copy the text in cron.txt and paste it in the crontab file.
• Type :wq to exit the editor and save changes.
• You should see crontab: installing new crontab.

[ ] Create Docker instance.
[ ] Run this as a cron job using Github Workflows.
[ x ] Create a cron job if locally deployed.

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.