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leksak·Nov 12, 2019

Started using and sharing. Cheers For your code you might want to check out https://github.com/Delgan/loguru for logging rather than print statements. What is the meaning of try/except 1 here https://github.com/jameslawlor/reddit2spotifybot/blob/master... (line 24)?

In Show HN: Redditplaylists.com

lawlorino·Nov 12, 2019

I created a scraper that compiles Spotify playlists for the most popular music subreddits, using the top weekly track submissions (basically any links to Spotify, Soundcloud or Youtube using $ARTIST - $TRACK in the title). The Spotify API is then used to search for the track and if found, adding it to a playlist. This runs once weekly and updates the same playlists, so if you're following one it won't be removed. Github link to the scraper: https://github.com/jameslawlor/reddit2spotifybot Happy to hear any comments and feedback!

In Show HN: Redditplaylists.com