Playlist Bridge is a web application built to convert music playlists from one streaming service to another.
This web application was inspired by the idea of sharing music playlists made on one streaming service with users of a different streaming service. Specifically, I wanted to share my TIDAL playlists with a friend who used Apple Music. However, neither did my friend have a TIDAL subscription nor did I have an Apple Music Subscription. So, to play each other's playlists we would either have to share our respective login creditials with each other or re-create the playlist song by song on our respective music streaming service (both of which are less than ideal). Futhermore, given my recent aquisition of beginner web development skills from a summer internship, I decided to start developing a web application that would handle bridging the gap between music streaming services. Enter Playlist Bridge.
The production version of the web application is current live at https://playlistbridge.herokuapp.com!
- Python
- Flask micro web framework
- ...all Python dependencies can be found in requirements.txt.
- HTML
- Jinja2 (from Flask)
- CSS
- JavaScript
- jQuery (from Flask)
Source Services:
- TIDAL (via tidalapi)
- (Spotify coming soon via Spotify Web API)
Destination Serices:
- Spotify (via Spotify Web API)
- (Apple Music coming soon via Apple Music API)
Check the projects tab of this GitHub repository to preview my future plans and progress for this project!
I, Ethan Ratnofsky, am the sole contributor to this project! I'd also like to acknowledge Kyle Quinn as being an amazing web development mentor during my summer/fall internship!
