Movify is a cli-tool that enables migrating your whole Youtube Music Library to Spotify. This not only includes playlists, but also albums–for everyone who likes to listen to an entire album. Due to naming issues this is a two-step-process: Before importing the tool will prompt you to distinguish amiguous examples. hf with spotify

Log in to your Youtube Music account in your browser (if not already done). Now you need to obtain the cookie sent with authorized.

• Create a file named headers_auth.json
• Copy the json object below to that file and insert a raw text version of the request cookie into the .json file

{
  "User-Agent": "Browser",
  "Accept": "*/*",
  "Accept-Language": "en-US,en;q=0.5",
  "Content-Type": "application/json",
  "X-Goog-AuthUser": "0",
  "x-origin": "https://music.youtube.com",
  "Cookie": "Insert your cookie here"
}

• Go to Spotify Developer Dashboard and log in
• Create an app
• Go to "Edit Settings" and enter the following URL as Redirect URL "https://mysite.com/callback"
• Select "Show client secret" and save both, Client ID and Client Secret

Now that you obtained your login credentials for both sites, proceed and prepare your migration script

from movify.SpotifyTarget import SpotifyTarget
from movify.YoutubeMusicSource import YoutubeMusicSource

client_id="SOME_CLIENT_ID"
client_secret="SOME_CLIENT_SECRET"
user="YOUR USERNAME"
redirect_uri = "https://mysite.com/callback"

sp = SpotifyTarget(client_id, client_id)
yt = YoutubeMusicSource()


# Migrating albums 
album_lib = yt.get_albums_library_df()
sp_album_ids = sp.get_spotify_album_ids(album_lib)

sp.add_albums_to_library(sp_album_ids, client_id, client_secret, redirect_uri)


# Migrating Playlists
pl_lib = yt.get_playlists_library()
sp_ids = sp.get_spotify_song_ids(pl_lib)
pl_lib.insert(0, "spotify_id", sp_ids)

sp.add_playlists_to_library(pl_lib, client_id, client_secret, redirect_uri, user)