Community Contributed Spotify Playlist Analyzer
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Analyzes community-contributed Spotify playlists to extract and process track information and audio features.
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Overview
This workflow is designed to analyze Spotify playlists, particularly those contributed by the community. It retrieves playlist details, fetches tracks within those playlists, gathers detailed track information and audio features, and then processes this data for further use. It's a robust tool for understanding the musical content of playlists.
Note: This template is marked as "Unverified" as it relies on specific credential setups and environment variables that need to be configured by the user.
Key Features
- Retrieves user's Spotify playlists.
- Filters playlists to identify those owned by a specific user.
- Extracts and formats essential playlist information.
- Fetches detailed track information for playlists.
- Retrieves Spotify IDs for tracks.
- Batches Spotify IDs for efficient API requests.
- Fetches detailed audio features for tracks from the Spotify API.
- Splits out audio features for individual processing.
- Merges track and audio feature data.
- Simplifies track information by excluding unnecessary fields and adding the date added.
- Provides a structured output of playlist data, including playlist name, URI, and track URIs.
How To Use
- Import the workflow: Load this JSON into your n8n instance.
- Configure Spotify Credentials: In the "Credentials" section, set up your Spotify OAuth2 API credentials. Ensure the
spotifyOAuth2Apicredential is named "Spotify account - Arnaud's" or adjust the node configuration accordingly. - Set Environment Variables: Define the
API_BASE_URLenvironment variable if you are using a custom Spotify API endpoint, otherwise ensure it's correctly set for standard Spotify API access. - Adjust Filter Node: Modify the "Filter my playlist" node's
rightValueto match thedisplay_nameof the Spotify user whose playlists you want to analyze (currently set to "Arnaud"). - Configure LLM Nodes (Optional): If you intend to use the Anthropic Chat Model node (
fc3ab428-40f9-4439-83b6-8ecb125d510f) and the Structured Output Parser (9e5b30cb-db4c-445e-bd82-314740d6af64), ensure the Anthropic API credentials are set up correctly and themaxTokensToSampleparameter is configured. - Run the workflow: Execute the workflow to process playlists and extract the desired information. The output will be structured according to the "Structured Output Parser" node's schema.
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Workflow JSON
{
"id": "e17007a0-3824-4afd-8a61-4426376d0575",
"name": "Community Contributed Spotify Playlist Analyzer",
"nodes": 0,
"category": "Community Contribution",
"status": "active",
"version": "1.0.0"
}Note: This is a sample preview. The full workflow JSON contains node configurations, credentials placeholders, and execution logic.
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