Meet this glamorous addon!
This is a terraform provider for managing your spotify playlists.
Featured tutorial – https://learn.hashicorp.com/tutorials/terraform/spotify-playlist
Featured interview – https://www.hashicorp.com/blog/build-your-summer-spotify-playlist-with-terraform
I am not affiliated with Hashicorp or Terraform.
If you are having trouble with the provider, try updating to the latest version
before submitting a bug report
Example
resource “spotify_playlist” “playlist” {
name =”My playlist”
description=”My playlist is so awesome”
public =false
tracks=flatten([
data.spotify_track.overkill.id,
data.spotify_track.blackwater.id,
data.spotify_track.overkill.id,
data.spotify_search_track.search.tracks[*].id,
])
}
data “spotify_track” “overkill” {
url=”https://open.spotify.com/track/4XdaaDFE881SlIaz31pTAG”
}
data “spotify_track” “blackwater” {
spotify_id=”4lE6N1E0L8CssgKEUCgdbA”
}
data “spotify_search_track” “search” {
name =”Somebody Told Me”
artist=”The Killers”
album =”Hot Fuss”
}
output “test” {
value=data.spotify_search_track.search.tracks
}
Installation
Add the following to your terraform configuration
0.2.0″
}
}
}”>terraform {
required_providers {
spotify={
source =”conradludgate/spotify”
version=”~> 0.2.0″
}
}
}
How to use
First, you need an instance of a spotify oauth2 server running. This acts as a middleware between terraform and spotify to allow easy access to access tokens.
Public proxy
For a simple way to manage your spotify oauth2 tokens is to use https://oauth2.conrad.cafe. (source code)
Register a new account, create a spotify token with the following scopes
user-read-email
user-read-private
playlist-read-private
playlist-modify-private
playlist-modify-public
user-library-read
user-library-modify
Then take note of the token id in the URL and the API key that is shown on the page
Configure the terraform provider like so
provider “spotify” {
auth_server=”https://oauth2.conrad.cafe”
api_key =var.spotify_api_key
username =”your username”
token_id =”your token id”
}
variable “spotify_api_key” {
type=string
}
Self hosted
If you want a bit more control over your tokens, you can self host a simple instance of the oauth2 proxy designed specifically for this terraform provider
See spotify_auth_proxy to get started.
Once you have the server running, make note of the API Key it gives you.
Configure the terraform provider like so
variable “spotify_api_key” {
type=string
}
provider “spotify” {
api_key=var.spotify_api_key
}
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