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Add docker instructions for Spotdl

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Joey Hafner 2022-04-17 12:56:41 -07:00
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# Basic Usage
First, the program must be downloaded with `pip3` (requires Python 3.6.1 `sudo apt install python3` or higher *and* FFmpeg 4.2 `sudo apt install ffmpeg` or higher) via `pip3 install spotdl`.
To download a track, album, or artist from Spotify, use:
`spotdl <url e.g. https://open.spotify.com/artist/3q7HBObVc0L8jNeTe5Gofh?si=fd6100828a764c3b>`
This is non-interactive and works programmatically.
## Using Docker Container
If the host has Docker, but you don't want to install any Python packages, you can run single commands with the Docker container with `docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/data coritsky/spotdl <url e.g. https://open.spotify.com/artist/3q7HBObVc0L8jNeTe5Gofh?si=fd6100828a764c3b>`.
# Music Library Integration
To make updating my library easier, each "Artist" folder has a file called `spot.txt` which contains only the Spotify URL for that artist. This makes it possible to run a loop similar to the following:
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cd /path/to/music/library/artists
for artist in */; do
cd "$(pwd)/$artist" &&
spotdl $(cat spot.txt) &&
# use spotdl if the host is already configured with spotdl, or you don't need the script to be portable
# use docker run for better portability (within my lab) at the expense of overhead
spotdl $(cat spot.txt) &&
# docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/data coritsky/spotdl $(cat spot.txt) &&
cd ..
done
```