Spotify to Tidal: Import Your Playlists Effortlessly
Spotify to Tidal is a command line tool that allows music enthusiasts to import their Spotify playlists into Tidal seamlessly. This tool is optimized for performance, making it particularly effective for those who need to regularly synchronize large music collections between these two popular streaming platforms.
Installation
To get started with Spotify to Tidal, users need to clone the Git repository, and then install it by running the following command:
python3 -m pip install -e .
Setup
Setting up Spotify to Tidal involves several straightforward steps:
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Rename the
example_config.yml
file toconfig.yml
. -
Visit Spotify's Developer Portal and register a new application. This is crucial for authorizing the tool to access your Spotify account.
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Once registered, copy your Spotify app's client ID and client secret, then paste them into the Spotify section of the configuration file (
config.yml
). -
Next, copy the 'redirect_uri' value from
config.yml
, and update your app’s Redirect URIs on Spotify's developer site. Make sure to click ADD to save it. -
Finally, enter your Spotify username in the configuration file to complete the setup.
Usage
Once installed and set up, synchronizing your Spotify playlists with Tidal is quick and easy. From the project root directory, simply execute:
spotify_to_tidal
If you prefer to synchronize a particular playlist, use the command:
spotify_to_tidal --uri 1ABCDEqsABCD6EaABCDa0a
Replace the placeholder with your specific playlist ID or its full URI. Additionally, if you're keen on syncing just your 'Liked Songs', the following command will do the trick:
spotify_to_tidal --sync-favorites
For more detailed configuration options, users can refer to example_config.yml
. Running spotify_to_tidal --help
will also provide further command-line options and guidance.
Community Involvement
Spotify to Tidal encourages contributions from developers. By joining their community, coders can enhance the functionality and performance of the tool. Visit their GitHub contributors' page to become a part of this vibrant community and make a difference.