settings.toml

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# Spotify Run List Maker Configuration Settings #
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[scanner]
# enter the name of a genre (required), for example 'gaming edm'
#     - You can browse for genres at https://everynoise.com
#     - Case does not matter for the search results but whatever case you use here will show up in your playlist name(s)
#     - Broad genres like 'metal' or 'pop' will at most yield 1000 artists
#       (This is the maximum supported by Spotify's search API)
#     - providing a single space will work too and will let you search across genres
#       (for instance for particular artists that do not have genre metadata)
genre_searchstring = 'new wave'
# enter a narrowing search term on artist name (optional)
artist_searchstring = ''
# set interactive mode to true to be asked for every artist found if you want to scan them
# set to false to scan them all.
interactive_mode = false


[filtering]
# tracks with a tempo lower than the specified value will be omitted.
bpm_floor = 88
# tracks with a tempo lower than the specified value will be omitted.
bpm_ceiling = 92
# with allow_doubled_bpm, you can control whether tracks with double the BPM are included or not.
# e.g. with BPM between 88 and 92, will also include tracks with BPM between 176 and 184 BPM.
allow_doubled_bpm = true
# No tracks from the playlist names you include in this setting, shall be added to the new playlist.
# This lets you discover more exclusively music you didn't already find before. (optional)
playlists_to_exclude = []
# Set the maximum number of tracks per playlist, generates new playlists as needed
# Purpose of smaller playlists is manageability, e.g. for downloading onto a smartwatch
# 0 means unlimited, i.e. save all to the same playlist.
max_tracks_per_playlist = 0
# Set the overall maximum number of tracks you want to save to your playlist(s)
# 0 means unlimited, i.e. as many as your search unearthed.
# Note: lowering this setting does not make the search itself any quicker.
max_tracks_to_save = 0

[bpm]
provider = "getsongbpm"   # options: getsongbpm | acousticbrainz
getsongbpm_api_key = "PUT-YOUR-KEY-HERE"

[spotify]
# REQUIRED: to allow this python code to interact with your spotify account,
# click "create an app" at https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications
# then copy-paste the generated Client ID and Client Secret here: 
spotipy_client_id = ""
spotipy_client_secret = ""
# the redirect URI could be anything. You may use the below suggested value in your app:
spotipy_redirect_uri = "http://localhost:8888/callback"

[application]
# set debug True to receive some more output on the console.
debug = false