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Spotify playlist anonymizer.

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# Spoqify

### Spotify playlist anonymizer.

Spotify [heavily personalizes](https://engineering.atspotify.com/2021/12/02/how-spotify-uses-ml-to-create-the-future-of-personalization/)
auto-generated playlists like Song Radio based on the music you've listened to
in the past. But sometimes you want to listen to Song Radio precisely to hear
some _fresh songs_ outside of your habitual listening realm!

**Spoqify** is an MIT-licensed dead-simple service that allows you to access
Spotify playlists like an anonymous user. When looking at a Spotify playlist,
just replace the `t` in `spotify.com` with a `q`, so that your address bar
reads `https://open.spoqify.com/...`, then hit Return and you will be forwarded
to an anonymized version of that playlist.

Alternatively, use the form at [spoqify.com](https://spoqify.com/).

## Hacking

To run Spoqify locally, follow these steps:

1. Create and activate a virtual environment:
   `python -m virtualenv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate`
2. Install Spoqify's requirements:
   `pip install -r requirements.txt`
3. Copy `.env-example` to `.env` and replace the variable values with your
   Spotify app credentials (you can see the Spotify Client ID and Secret at
   your app dashboard)
4. Run `QUART_APP=spoqify.app:app python -m quart init` and follow the
   instructions to authenticate your Spoqify instance against Spotify (this
   should only be necessary once)
5. Start the development server via `python -m spoqify`
6. You should now be good to go! Try running this command:
   `curl http://localhost:5000/anonymize/37i9dQZF1E8GPlttUvOQfg`
7. If you want to play around with the "user interface", modify the files in
   the `docs` folder, replacing `open.spoqify.com` with `localhost:5000` (or
   your own domain if you have publicly deployed your Spoqify instance), and
   adjust the `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` value in
   `spoqify.routes.anonymize()` to `null` (if you open your files locally) or
   your domain (if set up) or `*` (if you can't be arsed to figure out the
   correct setting ;))

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