:)įrom this page, click on 'Edit Settings', and add your development URI to the 'Redirect URIs'. Don't worry, the application you see here will have been deleted by the time this post is published. Here you can view the Client ID and the Client Secret as well as edit the settings for the application and add users for extended access. Clicking on your application from this screen takes you to the details for that application. After creating your first application, you will able to view your applications from your dashboard. This process is very seamless and only takes a few minutes. Once logged in, you will be prompted to create an application. If you do not have a Spotify account, you can create a free one. If you already have a Spotify account, this will use the same login credentials, but you will need to login via the Spotify developer site. Spotify Developer Accountįirst, you will need a Spotify developer account. Pre-Requisitesįor this example you will need all the usual pre-requisites like a code editor, basic terminal/command line knowledge, and have node.js/npm installed. If you would like to use my template to get started using the Spotify API as quickly as possible, feel free to fork my spotify-api-template repo. If you would like to see a full example application using this API, visit my NuFire repo on GitHub.
I will be going through how to use the API with React, but regardless of what technology you decide to use, you will need to activate your Spotify Developer account for the API access credentials the same way you will here. In this post, I'd like to talk about what you need to know to get started. If you love music like I do you have probably thought about creating some sort of application that involves music.
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