andrewevansumg
commented
5 years ago Okay I'm confused, I've got the project up and running locally. and I've written the following test which passes fine. Is the version published on nuget the same as the code on github??
` public async Task GetTracks_ReturnsValidPlaylistTracks() {
// Arrange
const string username = "spotify";
const string playlistId = "37i9dQZF1DX3WvGXE8FqYX";
var http = new HttpClient();
var accounts = new AccountsService(http, TestsHelper.GetLocalConfig());
var api = new PlaylistsApi(http, accounts);
// Act
var response = await api.GetTracks(username, playlistId);
// Assert
Assert.IsNotNull(response.Items);
Assert.IsTrue(response.Items.Length > 0);
Assert.IsTrue(response.Items[0].Track.Name.Length > 0);
Assert.IsTrue(response.Items[0].Track.Album.Name.Length > 0);
} `This test
aevansme
DanielLarsenNZ
Hey Daniel. Wee problem with the playlistsApi
Behaviour When my code invokes playlistsApi.GetTracks("spotify", "37i9dQZF1DX1gcrZ1xC96D");
The result contains an array of items, with null values.
Debugging I'm trying to understand why this is. However in the spotify documentation I can't find an example for
/users/username/playlists/playlistId/tracks (weird).
https://developer.spotify.com/console/playlists/
return await GetModel<T>($"{BaseUrl}/users/{Uri.EscapeDataString(username)}/playlists/{Uri.EscapeDataString(playlistId)}/tracks");However given the items array is the same length as the number of tracks in the example playlist, I would guess the response is fine.
Perhaps the issue is in the JsonConvert.DeserializeObject in GetModel, where the response json keys aren't exactly the same as the property names/keys on the TracksSearchResult object??? Just a guess :)