Since writing this code I have noticed a couple of pretty bad bugs in here which make the wrong Keys/BPMs appear next to the tracks. If you are a programmer who isn't afraid of trying to fix a few things, please do so (and do a Pull Request if you feel like it!), as I believe this repo still does give you a bit of a headstart in terms of formatting and all of the EchoNest API call stuff...
If you are not a programmer and are expecting something finished and working, I'm afraid this is not it...
Hacked together at MIDEM Music Hack Day 2014. Lots of dodgy code in here...
- Sign up for a developer account on Spotify by logging in and agreeing to the terms of use.
- Create the Spotify folder if it doesn't exist already:
~/Spotify(Mac OS X and Linux) orMy Documents\Spotify(Windows). - Open the Spotify folder.
- Run
git clone git://github.com/reactify/spotify-key-bpm. - Download the latest version of Spotify.
- Open Spotify and type "spotify:app:key-bpm" in the search bar (restart Spotify completely in case it doesn't find the App at first).
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