Closed ermyril closed 5 years ago
Hi,
Thanks for reporting this. I think this issue may be related to other tool than spotifycli
or other tool is in conflict (e.g. name conflict) with it. spotifycli
uses lyricwikia
for getting lyrics (I don't know why pip
doesn't resolve that as it's defined in setup.py
). Nevertheless spotipy
is not on the dependency list for this project. The actual command for this project is not SpotifyCLI
. It's not defined anywhere as a variable or file name. It's spotifycli
. I'm also not using any variable like SpotifyClientID
. The error you provided comes from another tool (maybe spotipy
?).
Regards, Piotr
@pwittchen Thanks for the reply! I guess I'll try to find and remove all stuff that I've tried to use to controll spotify via cli and try from scratch :)
Sorry, I probably cannot do more than raising an issue, cuz I couldn't even get application up and running by now
but I've found a couple of details that might help someone in the future: so the first is about dependencies: it's lyricswikia and spotipy, so for me the installation command was
sudo pip install lyricswikia spotipy spotifycli
second is about the name of the application, when I try
spotifycli
I get command not found, because the actual command name isSpotifyCLI
and third is that it seems that file /usr/bin/SpotifyCLI has
#!/usr/local/opt/python/bin/python3.7
which seems like a path for a homebrew python installation I guess the output of$ which python
should be there because on linux it is most likely/usr/bin/python
(which in my case is)now I'm stuck with
KeyError 'SpotifyClientID
:(my distro is manjaro with zsh