Showcase what you've been playing recently on Spotify to your friends!
- If you're listening to a track now, a waveform icon appears beside it. 🌟
- Listen to a 30 second preview of each track. 🎧
- Find the full version of each song on Spotify and Apple Music. (YouTube coming later!) 😎
Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, Radix Primitives, Framer Motion and the Spotify + MusicKit APIs.
You can either clone the repo locally or deploy on Vercel. In both cases, you must store the Spotify / MusicKit API keys as environmental variables for the app to function properly.
⚠️ An enrolled Apple Developer account is required for Apple Music song matching to function.
Without one, the Apple Music option will appear greyed out.
Click the button below. For env variable values, refer to the setup section below. After setup you'll get a link to your app. Setup Apple Music environmental variables after deployment in the Vercel UI.
Clone the repo and setup a new .env.local file. For values, refer to the setup section below.
// Spotify - required for app to function
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID=VALUE
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET=VALUE
SPOTIFY_REFRESH_TOKEN=VALUE
// Apple Music - optional for Apple Music song search
APPLE_DEVELOPER_TEAM_ID=VALUE
APPLE_DEVELOPER_KEY_ID=VALUE
Environmental variable | Where to find it | Required? |
---|---|---|
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID |
Create an app on the Spotify Developer Dashboard. Your Client ID is shown. | ✅ |
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET |
After creating your Spotify app, click Show Client Secret. | ✅ |
SPOTIFY_REFRESH_TOKEN |
Add http://localhost:3000 as a redirect URI for your Spotify app, then follow the instructions here. In Step 4, if you use a Mac wrap the URL in quote marks. |
✅ |
APPLE_DEVELOPER_TEAM_ID |
To locate your Team ID, sign in to your developer account, and click Membership in the sidebar. Your Team ID appears in the Membership Information section under the team name. Required for Apple Music song matching. | ❌ |
APPLE_DEVELOPER_KEY_ID |
Follow the Apple Developer instructions here. Enable Media Services for your key. Required for Apple Music song matching. | ❌ |
I first learned HTML, CSS and JS by making a page that displayed my recently listened to tracks from Last.fm. However, I wanted to pull data directly from the Spotify API and also learn more about React, TypeScript, APIs and web development in general. Building this project allowed me to dive deep into those things. Plus, I like listening to music!
A blog post about what I learned is coming soon. (Visit my site!)
- How to build a performant web app
- JavaScript and React memory management - removing listeners and clearing timers when components unmount, etc.
- Debugging memory leaks and more with Chrome / Safari DevTools + LightHouse (I got my app to 99 on all the metrics!)
- Next.js best practices and image optimization
- More about JS/TS, React and web development in general
- JavaScript: event listeners and new methods including Temporal()
- React: Hooks, refs and component lifecycles
- Next.js: API routes, image optimization
- Working with framer-motion and other nice libraries
- Traversing and working with JSON data
- Consuming APIs