Collaborate on Spotify playlists using GitHub Pull Requests and Actions.
SpotHub is an open-source tool that enables collaborative Spotify playlist management using GitHub Pull Requests and Actions. It automates the synchronization of playlist changes from a CSV file in a Git repository to a Spotify playlist, applying software development workflows to music curation.
Developers, teams, or communities who use Spotify and GitHub and want to manage playlists collaboratively with version control and review processes.
It uniquely integrates Spotify with GitHub's collaboration features, allowing structured, transparent playlist editing through pull requests and automated updates via GitHub Actions.
:headphones: :relaxed: Collaborate on Spotify playlists using Pull Requests, powered by GitHub Actions
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Enables structured review of playlist changes through GitHub pull requests, as demonstrated in the example PR linked in the README.
Uses GitHub Actions to automatically update Spotify playlists on every push to master, eliminating manual sync steps.
Defines playlists in a CSV file, making editing and version control straightforward with Git tools.
Leverages GitHub secrets to securely store Spotify authentication tokens, as outlined in the setup instructions.
Relies on GitHub Actions, which was in beta when the README was written, risking instability or breaking changes.
Only supports CSV-based updates, missing Spotify-native features like cover art changes or in-app collaborative editing.
Requires configuring GitHub Actions and managing Spotify tokens, which can be technical for non-developers.