The Spotify Web API is great to work with, so it was pretty easy to get auth set up - and could fetch all entries in playlists. From there I fed things in to the youtube API and searched for trackName + artist instrumental and took the first result - that worked well, but the youtube API is super limited (only 1k searches/day).
That's why I did the same, but instead of using the API - I scraped the youtube search page with https://page.rest (lets me do 100k searches/day for $5/year!)
From there, I have a mustache template where I put in all the video IDs and album covers from Spotify - that plays an iframe of instrumental tracks. I also wrote some super ugly code(but it works!) to shuffle, show tracks playing next and video controls. btw, it'd be awesome if replit added syntax highlighting for .mustache
Make an instrumental version of your Spotify playlist!
wordLess finds instrumentals for songs from your spotify playlist, and loads them up into a shareable page. More in this tweet!
Check it out 👉 https://wordless.4ty2.fun
Demo 🎥
@amasad For sure!
The Spotify Web API is great to work with, so it was pretty easy to get auth set up - and could fetch all entries in playlists. From there I fed things in to the youtube API and searched for
trackName + artist instrumentaland took the first result - that worked well, but the youtube API is super limited (only 1k searches/day).That's why I did the same, but instead of using the API - I scraped the youtube search page with https://page.rest (lets me do 100k searches/day for $5/year!)
From there, I have a mustache template where I put in all the video IDs and album covers from Spotify - that plays an iframe of instrumental tracks. I also wrote some super ugly code(but it works!) to shuffle, show tracks playing next and video controls. btw, it'd be awesome if replit added syntax highlighting for
.mustacheI hope this makes sense ^^