Releases: JMPerez/spotify-web-api-js
Version 1.0.0
This major version includes a breaking change to follow the new playlist uris.
In practice, this means that you don't pass the user id anymore when performing an operation on a playlist. For instance, to fetch a playlist you used to write:
spotifyApi.getPlaylist('jmperezperez', '4vHIKV7j4QcZwgzGQcZg1x')
.then(function(data) {
console.log('User playlist', data);
}, function(err) {
console.error(err);
});
after the change, you don't pass the user id (in this case jmperezperez
) anymore:
spotifyApi.getPlaylist('4vHIKV7j4QcZwgzGQcZg1x')
.then(function(data) {
console.log('User playlist', data);
}, function(err) {
console.error(err);
});
Thanks @jmfortunatojr for reporting the issue and fixing it.
Version 0.25.0
This release fixes a bug in the play()
function. It now allows the function to not receive any parameters, since all of them are optional (see #97). It also adds support for position_ms
(see #104).
Thanks @Yarael-Poof and @UlysseM for reporting these issues.
Version 0.24.0
This version adds more Typescript typings thanks to @cloughney.
Version 0.23.0
Added a function to upload an image as a playlist cover. Thanks @lrholmes!
Version 0.22.1
This version includes a fix for the "skip to next track" functionality. It also upgrades several dependencies.
Thanks @ikantspelgud for your contribution!
Version 0.22.0
This release adds functions to make requests to Spotify's Connect endpoints. Note that these are still in beta and subject to changes.
Version 0.21.2
This release includes a fix for an issue when adding lots of tracks to a playlist, which caused a "URI too long' error". Thanks @davejm!
Version 0.21.1
In this release we have improved the TypeScript annotations:
- TypeScript annotations tests won't be downloaded as part of your dependency on this package, in the same way JS tests are left out of the npm package.
- TypeScript bugfixes and documentation improvements by @skovmand
Version 0.21.0
- Integrated Typescript typings for both the spotify-web-api-js library and the entire spotify web api into the library. No need to browse the typings repositories (DefinitelyTyped, et.al.). Huge thanks to @skovmand
Version 0.20.0
- Added support for the Spotify Web API endpoint for getting audio analysis for tracks. Thanks @hughrawlinson !