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Motivation​

This package allows you to easily export your Spotify library to JSON. Each track can be enriched with the genres of its artists and its audio features (Spotify does not assign a genre to each track but rather to most artists, which thereforce act as a proxy).

In order to access your library, you will need an access token from Spotify. You can get one from right here.

CLI Usage​

Create your custom command using the query builder below and paste it into your terminal.

With NPX

npx @spotifly/cli@latest library --token token --type light

With CLI

spotifly library --token token --type light

Options​

Flag(required?) Description
--token [string]✅ A Spotify user access token. Requires at least the scope "user-library-read"
--type [string]❌ Output type per track. Either full or light. Default: light
--genres [boolean]❌ Include artist genres for each track. Default: false
--features [boolean]❌ Include audio features for each track. Default: false
--since [string]❌ Only include tracks added after this date. The date string must be formatted according to the ECMAScript Date Time String Format, e.g.: "YYYY-MM-DD". Default: All tracks
--last [number]❌ Only include the last n (most recent) tracks. Default: All tracks
--compact [boolean]❌ Output more compact/minified JSON and save disk space. Default: false
--out-dir [string]❌ Custom relative output directory. Default: Current directory

Note that if both --last and --since are set, whatever condition is met first will exhaust the procedure.

Output​

A light track has a reduced set of properties:

type TrackLight = {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  album: {
    name: string;
    id: string;
  };
  artists: {
    id: string;
    name: string;
  }[];
};

Type full has all track properties as they come from the Spotify API. The next page features an example of both outputs.