Error with counting keys

[nleroy917]

Error found in function logs:

key_counts = az.key_counts(t['analysis'] for t in all_tracks_cleaned) 
File "/workspace/spottydata/analysis.py", line 320, in key_counts key = key_int_to_str(a['key']) 
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable

[nleroy917]

I also caught this in the logs:

File "/workspace/main.py", line 51, in analyze_profile top_genres = az.genre_counts(all_artists, n=5) 
File "/workspace/spottydata/analysis.py", line 237, in genre_counts for genre in artist['genres']: 
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable

So in the first scenario with the analysis objects, it looks like we are getting None objects for the analysis, and for the genre analysis, we are getting None objects for the artists. Which means either the analysis came back with None or the artist came back with None.

I wonder if I can filter out any None artists. As well, filtering out any tracks with None analysis would be nice too.

[nleroy917]

Hey, @andrewygray. Does the push I just made resolve your issues? I was making a change to add people's Wrapped playlists to the analysis, and I was finally able to reproduce the error. I made a fix. Let me know!

[aygray]

@nleroy917 So I was able to get to the analysis page but it seems like it's only pulling music from my Discover Weekly Playlist and nothing else. I also have no data for the track history 🤔

[nleroy917]

Are you an author of any of your own playlists? If not... that might be why. It only looks at playlists you have specifically authored and ones created for you by Spotify.

The reason being that I found there are users out there who tend to get trigger happy with following/liking playlists and the analysis package tends to grow quite quickly when we start adding those in....

[aygray]

I would say I'm the author of about 90% of my saved playlists