Spotify Scrape exports playlists from Spotify and imports them into Google Play Music All Access. This tool is not approved or authorized by either Spotify or Google. Use it at your own risk.
Install Python 3.6.9 or above. Download the source and install:
git clone https://github.com/nithinphilips/spotifyscrape.git cd spotifyscrape python setup.py install
Spotify Scrape is run using one of these commands:
spotifyscrape {gmusic, spotify} <command>
Here are the supported commands:
Usage: spotifyscrape spotify export-tracks <tracklist>
Gets the track Title, Artist and Album from a list of Spotify track URIs.
This method does not require any authentication. However, you will need to use
the Spotify desktop client to get the Spotify URI (the one that looks like
spotify:track:3HaYLn3KGQ6PF7O3TbhNat). You can right click on a track to
get the URI.
Example:
$ cat tracks.txt spotify:track:1oVlMEQe8myOjNCASaAHnQ spotify:track:0zoHzM4bKGQ8Q6wze334Qs spotify:track:4p2olbKKjXCdJmR4Xa1mYv $ spotifyscrape spotify export-tracks tracks.txt "Track","Artist","Album" "The Bad In Each Other","Feist","Metals" "Graveyard","Feist","Metals" "Caught A Long Wind","Feist","Metals" 3 tracks processed. 3 found. 0 failed.
Usage: spotifyscrape spotify export <URI>
Gets all the tracks in a Spotify playlist.
You need to have a Spotify Developer API key before you can use this command. You can export your own private playlists and other users' public playlists.
Example:
$ spotifyscrape spotify export spotify:user:1150884627:playlist:3cyD3zInBW4j97ay6xB2WQ Searching for 1150884627's playlist 3cyD3zInBW4j97ay6xB2WQ # Playlist: Beach Bar Boutique-Vol8 # Description: from http://open.spotify.com/user/1150884627/playlist/3cyD3zInBW4j97ay6xB2WQ "Track","Artist","Album" "Lighting The Spark","Dave Sparkz","Ivory Lounge" "Hello Sunshine","Damien Jurado","Hello Sunshine" "Feel Like I Do","Disclosure","Moog For Love" "Taxi Bossa","FloFilz","Cenário" ...
Usage: spotifyscrape login
Updates the Spotify API token. You must run this command at least once before
using the export command.
Example:
$ spotifyscrape login Token OK.
Usage: spotifyscrape gmusic import --playlist <tracks-file> or cat <tracks-file>
| spotifyscrape gmusic import
Imports a playlist into Google Play Music All Access.
This command expects a list of track in STDIN. Alternatively, you can pass
a track list file name using the --playlist argument.
The track list input format is same as the output of the export-playlist
command.
If a line starts with # Playlist:, then the rest of the line will be used
as the playlist name. If the line starts with # Description: the remainder
will be used as the playlist description.
We match tracks in the input by searching by the track and artist name in the Google Play All Access library. A match is not always guaranteed. You might especially run into issues with remixes and covers.
Example:
$ cat tracks.csv # Playlist: Beach Bar Boutique-Vol8 # Description: from http://open.spotify.com/user/1150884627/playlist/3cyD3zInBW4j97ay6xB2WQ "Track","Artist","Album" "Lighting The Spark","Dave Sparkz","Ivory Lounge" "Hello Sunshine","Damien Jurado","Hello Sunshine" ... $ cat tracks.csv | spotifyscrape gmusic import Playlist not found. Creating new. Going to update playlist Beach Bar Boutique-Vol8 (47ca4a0c-b717-43c1-bf51-c50bcf25b3d3) Skipping header. Searching Lighting The Spark Dave Sparkz...OK Searching Hello Sunshine Damien Jurado...OK ... 33 songs added out of 38. 5 Failed. Failed tracks: ['Mission & 24th', 'Pimp Rekker', 'Om: Hip Hop Soul Sessions'] ['Forever This', 'Fries', 'Norman Jay MBE presents GOOD TIMES 30th Anniversary Edition'] ...
First, register for a Spotify developer key at https://developer.spotify.com/my-applications
You will need a free Spotify account.
Once registered, click on Create an App. Give it a name and description.
In the Redirect URIs section, add the URI
http://localhost.Create a configuration file
.spotifyscrapein your home directory with the following content:[All Access] client-id = <your-client-id> # Client-id is a unique 16 digit hexadecimal string [Spotify] username = [email protected] client-id = <your-client-id> client-secret = <your-client-secret> redirect-uri = http://localhost
Replace the place holders with actual values.
Update the Spotify API token:
$ spotifyscrape spotify login
You will see something like:
User authentication requires interaction with your web browser. Once you enter your credentials and give authorization, you will be redirected to a url. Paste that url you were directed to to complete the authorization. Please navigate here: https://accounts.spotify.com/authorize?... Enter the URL you were redirected to:
Copy and paste the URL
https://accounts.spotify.com/authorize?...into your browser. Login to Spotify and authorize the app.You will be redirected to a page that looks like an error page. The information required to complete the authorization is in the URL.
Copy the URL of the page and paste it back in the terminal and press Enter
If everything went correctly, you will see Token OK
Update the Google Play All Access Token:
spotifyscrape gmusic login
Download the playlist and upload to Google Play All Access:
spotifyscrape spotify export http://open.spotify.com/user/115683679/playlist/55RoVrmRtlgMF0kZnco4vp | spotifyscrape gmusic import
or using the spotify: URI:
spotifyscrape spotify export spotify:user:1150884627:playlist:3cyD3zInBW4j97ay6xB2WQ | spotifyscrape gmusic import
The playlist will be created in All Access.
Spotify Scrape. Import Spotify playlists to Google Play Music All Access. Copyright (C) 2016 Nithin Philips This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.