🎹 Playlish

⚡️ Discover the fastest playlist generator for Spotify ⚡️
https://playlishapp.com/

🤷‍♂️ Where does the idea come from?

I am a huge fan of music festivals. I attend at least 2 festivals a year, up to 5, mostly all during summer. I think what I love the most is listening to the entire lineup to discover new songs so that I can boast to my friends to know this faaaaaaamous group (let's be honest :) ).

What I was doing for the past few years was searching for every artists on Spotify I've never heard of, then adding their 3 to 5 most famous songs (also known as top tracks in Spotify) to a common playlist. Then, I was able to listened to those curated playlists before each festivals.

I was tired of having to do it for each festivals, so I created a quick React app which creates a playlist with the first 5 top tracks of each artists I looked for.

There's place for tons of improvements but that's still a huge time saver for me 💪

📚 How to contribute?

I haven't written any How to contribute guidelines but if you're interested in improving this project, just shout me a message! As I said above, there's room for improvements and I already thought about really cool features:

• automatically create playlists from festival lineup
• more metrics such as number of hours a playlists have been played
• more music providers: Deezer, Tidal ...

👨‍💻 Stack

This project was bootstrapped with Create React App. No custom API needed, this app only relies on music providers APIs.

The continuous integration job is done by Create React App.

The site is hosted on Netlify. No specific configuration required.

⌨️ Scripts

As the app has been created with create-react-app, you'll find the same scripts as for other CRA apps.

Install and start

To run Playlish, simply clone the repository and then run:

yarn install
yarn start

If you prefer use npm run:

npm install
npm start

This will run the app in the development mode.
Then open http://localhost:3000 to view it in the browser.

Run the tests

To run the test, simply run:

yarn test

If you prefer use npm run:

npm test

Build the application

To build the app for production, simply run:

yarn build

If you prefer use npm run:

npm run build

This will bundles the React applicaiton in production mode and optimize the build for the best performance. The build is minified and the filenames include the hashes.