Front-end clone of the Spotify website. This project was created using `create-react-app`. The app should be used with the authentication server here
This project was created mainly as a way for me to learn React frontend development. I tried to imitate the general formatting/style of the Spotify application so as to learn what it's like to develop a popular website using React. It was an intersting challenge for my first time using React. The project allowed me to learn React, states, hooks, and properties.
All components were written by me from scratch but organization and structure of the project was inspired by this project
- View Spotify playlists
- Export playlists in
.txt
or.csv
To run this project, you will need to add the following environment variables to your .env file
REACT_APP_BACKEND_URL
- link to the backend auth server
This project uses npm as package manager
Install spotify-clone
with npm
npm install spotify-clone
cd spotify-clone
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/vintydong/spotify-clone.git
Go to the project directory
cd spotify-clone
Install dependencies
npm install
Start the application
npm start
Currently, the app can only view playlists that have already been created. To do this, login to Spotify on the home page. The application authenticates via a backend server. Once logged in, it should redirect you to the frontend application with your information loaded. Playlists can be viewed by clicking on them in the sidebar or in the collection page. Playlists can be exported in either .txt or .csv format.
- Export playlists in .txt, .csv
- Rewrite components using Redux
- Create/edit playlists
- Export playlists to other services (e.g. YouTube)
- Import playlists from .txt, .csv
- Implement other routes of the website such as Search