var spotify = new SpotifyClient("YourAccessToken");
var me = await spotify.UserProfile.Current();
Console.WriteLine($"Hello there {me.DisplayName}");
await foreach(
var playlist in spotify.Paginate(await spotify.Playlists.CurrentUsers())
)
{
Console.WriteLine(playlist.Name);
}
Try it out now
- .NET CLI
- Package Manager
- Package Reference
dotnet add package SpotifyAPI.Web
# Optional Auth module, which includes an embedded HTTP Server for OAuth2
dotnet add package SpotifyAPI.Web.Auth
Install-Package SpotifyAPI.Web
# Optional Auth module, which includes an embedded HTTP Server for OAuth2
Install-Package SpotifyAPI.Web.Auth
<PackageReference Include="SpotifyAPI.Web" Version="7.2.1" />
<!-- Optional Auth module, which includes an embedded HTTP Server for OAuth2 -->
<PackageReference Include="SpotifyAPI.Web.Auth" Version="7.2.1" />
![[object Object]](/SpotifyAPI-NET/img/undraw_preferences_uuo2.svg)
Sane Defaults - Easy To Configure
SpotifyAPI-NET allows you to quickly integrate with Spotify's Web API by supplying sane configuration defaults from the start. Later on, behaviour can be customized using extensive configuration possibilities.
![[object Object]](/SpotifyAPI-NET/img/undraw_project_completed_w0oq.svg)
All API Calls Integrated
The Spotify Web API consists of over 74 API calls. SpotifyAPI-NET provides fully typed requests/responses for all of them.
![[object Object]](/SpotifyAPI-NET/img/undraw_Devices_e67q.svg)
.NET Standard 2.X
With the support of .NET Standard 2.X, SpotifyAPI-NET runs on many platforms, including .NET Core, UWP and Xamarin.Forms (Windows, Android, iOS and Mac)
![[object Object]](/SpotifyAPI-NET/img/undraw_QA_engineers_dg5p.svg)
Testable
SpotifyAPI-NET is built on a modular structure, which allows easy testing through mocks and stubs. Learn more by visiting the Testing Guide