PassiveLemon
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1 year ago I would also like this feature. Configs could potentially be done in a config file or through arguments entered with command which would allow for full automation. Being able to have this run on a set schedule would help the hands-off functionality of my media server.
An example could be onthespot.py -nogui -config.txt -link=spotifylink and in the config.txt would be lines like:
account1=email@email.com
password1=123456
max_download_workers=1
parsing_account_sn=1
etc
etcwhich would use the provided commands to download that Spotify link. If you don't want to use the config file, you could just run the command like:
onethespot.py -nogui -account1=email@email.com -etc -etc
You could add addition accounts with account#, password# or something of the likes. They could potentially also be hashed in some way so they aren't stored in plain text.
One thing I would like to see is a setting to remove songs that aren't in your playlist. Can just be a simple toggle that checks the songs downloaded from the songs in the playlist, compares them with the songs that are currently stored on disk and removes the ones that do not belong. This could have issues if the songs are downloaded like author/album/song.mp3 but I'm sure there is an effective way to figure this out.
casualsnek
RandomLegend
Hey, First of all, thank you so much for creating this application. It's amazing what you've done here. It's by far the most advanced Spotify downloader I've seen. I know you're looking to refactor the code and make a newer ui but i would love a cli interface. I want to automate downloads therefore it would be awesome if there was a simple cli interface. just a basic one that takes in the "track id "and spilts out the mp3 file is perfect.