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Spotify Statys

Table of Contents

  1. Highlights
  2. Tech Stack
  3. Code Organization
  4. Workflow
  5. Updates
  6. Features

Highlights

  • Built a web application using the Python-Flask framework integrated and hosted with Heroku

  • Implemented dynamic querying through the Spotify API based on the user’s created playlists

  • Visualized insights with over 30 unique Plotly figures including bar charts, timelines, and box plots

  • Demo 1: Features 5 Pages = Home, About Me, Currently Playing, Top 50, Search (Artists/Playlists)

Spotify-Statys.Demo.1.mp4
  • Demo 2: Currently Playing, Temporary Window Caching, Individual User Session Data
    • See stats of any song that's in any of your playlists!
    • Best when you're jamming to one of your own playlists, but also works if you're adding songs to a queue or listening to someone else's playlist.
    • If you close the window without logging out, you will have some time to reload the page without having to sign in and collect your data again
    • Others cannot access your data even if you forget to sign out
Spotify-Statys.Demo.2.mp4

Tech Stack

  • Overview
    • Backend = Python-Flask
    • Frontend = HTML / CSS
    • Hosted with Heroku
  • Streaming Data Collection
    • Given Spotify API token, render_template setup.html in app.py
    • In JavaScript for setup.html, create EventSource for route setup_#
      • Use source.onmessage function to add streamed data to setup.html
    • In route setup_1, return Response with Generator Function and text/event-stream
    • In Generator Function, yield "data:" + streamed-data + "\n\n"
  • Dataframe Schema
    • ALL_SONGS_DF
      • id
      • name
      • artist = String separated by commas
      • artist_ids = String separated by commas
      • album
      • explicit
      • popularity
      • playlist = User Playlist Name
      • added_at = String not Date
      • duration
      • genres = LIST of LISTS
    • UNIQUE_SONGS_DF
      • groups ALL_SONGS_DF by name and artist
      • playlist becomes playlists = separated by commas
      • added_at = separated by commas
      • songfeature_percentile = percentile across all songs in the dataframe
        • popularity, danceability, energy, loudness, speechiness, acousticness, instrumentalness, liveness, valence, tempo, duration
      • num_playlists = integer
      • artists_short_rank = INT or "N/A" if single, STR separated by commas if multiple
        • med, long
      • songs_short_rank = INT or "N/A"
        • med, long
  • Frontload Data Collection & Querying
    • Pickle Library = Dump and Load Python Objects in Local File Storage
    • Before letting the user explore the pages - make queries, draw graphs, and pickle those graphs so the pages can be quickly loaded without having to do the same work again
    • Sign_Out will delete all files, and Heroku does so automatically after the User Session

Code Organization

  • static --> contains CSS styling
  • templates --> contains all HTML pages
  • app.py --> main code logic
  • Procfile --> required for Heroku
  • requirements.txt --> list of package versions
  • runtime.txt --> required for Heroku
  • SetupData --> Class to build Pandas Dataframes from Spotify API
  • visualization.py --> Class to build Pages and pickle Plotly graphs

The following folders are dynamically created while running the app:

  • .data --> save .pkl graphs per Spotify User ID
  • .flask_session --> save session ID
  • .sp_caches --> save cache token for the SP object
  • .spotify_caches --> save cache token for the SPOTIFY object

Workflow

  1. Activate Python Virtual Environment** - env\scripts\activate
  2. Test Locally - flask run
  3. Troubleshooting
    • Delete .data .flask_session .spotify_caches .cache before running
    • heroku logs --tail
  4. Heroku Setup
    • pip install gunicorn
    • pip freeze > requirements.txt
    • Procfile / Runtime Files
  5. Uploading to Heroku
    • Change REDIRECT_URI in app.py and SetupData.py to Heroku URL
    • heroku login
    • heroku git:remote -a spotify-statys
    • git add/commit
    • git push heroku master
    • heroku open
  6. Pulling from Heroku
    • Install Heroku CLI
    • heroku login
    • heroku git:clone -a spotify-statys
    • env\scripts\activate
    • pip install -r requirements.txt

Updates

  • Known Bugs
    1. Top 50 - Last 4 Weeks - % of Top 50 Artists (bottom graph) will not always grab the full 50 artists = usually only the top 29 or 30.
    2. Today's Date = a day ahead sometimes
  • Future Features
    1. Collect Liked Songs and Include in All Graphs
    2. Search Autocomplete
    3. Styling
    4. Mobile Responsiveness

Features

  • Home Page
    • On This Date
      • What songs did you add to which playlists a year ago today?
      • What playlists did you create on this date?
      • What artists did you add to a playlist for the first time on this date?
    • Timeline of Adding Songs to Playlists
    • Most Recent Songs Added to Playlists
    • Library Totals
      • Across 59 playlists, I've added 5738 songs
      • My playlists have 3383 unique songs, 2359 unique albums, and 1870 unique artists
  • About Me Page
    • Top Genres by Followed Artists
    • Top Playlists by Number of Top 50 Songs In Them
    • Top Playlists by Number of Top 10 Artists' Songs
    • Top 10 Most Common Songs / Albums / Artists by Count in All Playlists
  • Currently Playing Page
    • Song / Artist Rank in Top 50
    • Song Features vs. AVG Song from Playlist, All Playlists, & Artist
    • Percentile of Song Audio Features by Playlist, All Playlists, & Artist
    • Timeline of When SONG Was Added to Playlists
    • Timeline of When Songs Were Added to Playlist
    • Most Common Playlists For Artist
    • Most Common Songs For Artist
    • Artist Genres
    • Percentage of Songs With Same Genres As Artist in Playlist
    • Percentage of Songs With Same Genres As Artist Across All Playlists
  • Top 50 Page - Across 3 Time Periods
    • Audio Features & Boxplot of Top 50 Songs
    • AVG Audio Features & Boxplot of Top 50 Artists' Songs From Your Playlists
    • Most Common Genres & Top 5 Songs Per Genre Across Top 50 Songs
    • Most Common Genres & Top 5 Artists Per Genre Across Top 50 Artists
  • Search Page
    • Analyze Artist
      • Timeline of When Songs Were Added to Playlists
      • Top 50 Rankings
      • Most Common Playlists For Artist
      • Most Common Songs For Artist
      • Audio Features of Artist's Songs
      • Playlists With Artist's Genres
    • Analyze Playlist
      • Timeline of When Songs Were Added to Playlist
      • Most Common Genres For Playlist
      • Most Common Artists For Playlist
      • Most Common Albums For Playlist
      • Audio Features & Boxplot of Songs in Playlist
      • Most Similar Playlists By Songs Shared
    • Compare Artists
      • Timeline of When Songs Were Added to Playlists
      • Genres Venn Diagram
    • Compare Playlists
      • Audio Features of Songs Which Intersect Playlists
      • Timeline of When Songs Were Added to Playlists
      • Most Shared Genres Between Playlists

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