according to the method "get_library_playlists"'s documentation :
Retrieves the playlists in the user's library.
:param limit: Number of playlists to retrieve. `None` retrieves them all.
:return: List of owned playlists.
however None is not a possible type on that function causing a lot of false error flags in the editors
def get_library_playlists(self, limit: int = 25) -> List[Dict]:
should be :
def get_library_playlists(self, limit: int | None = 25) -> List[Dict]:
same problem with get_playlist
def get_playlist(
self, playlistId: str, limit: int = 100, related: bool = False, suggestions_limit: int = 0
) -> Dict:
"""
Returns a list of playlist items
:param playlistId: Playlist id
:param limit: How many songs to return. `None` retrieves them all. Default: 100
:param related: Whether to fetch 10 related playlists or not. Default: False
:param suggestions_limit: How many suggestions to return. The result is a list of
suggested playlist items (videos) contained in a "suggestions" key.
7 items are retrieved in each internal request. Default: 0
:return: Dictionary with information about the playlist.
The key ``tracks`` contains a List of playlistItem dictionaries
Might also be the case for other methods, fixing it should be easy and improve significantly the experience of using this python library.
according to the method "get_library_playlists"'s documentation :
however None is not a possible type on that function causing a lot of false error flags in the editors
should be :
same problem with
get_playlist
Might also be the case for other methods, fixing it should be easy and improve significantly the experience of using this python library.
Thank you ;)