Tourbus - Mapped gigographies powered by Spotify and Setlist.fm

Take a trip down memory lane and re-listen to your favorite concert setlists, with this Python/Flask app, powered by Spotify and Setlist.fm.

References

Note: This app was written in Python 3.x

The data comes directly from Spotify and only uses authenticated calls. It's paired with the Setlist.fm API for songs played at each specific Tour stop.

The CSS styling comes from Bootstrap 4. The neat little HTML5 audio player comes from the audio.js project.

The app as it stands is pretty basic; if you can follow Flask's excellent documentation, there shouldn't be too many surprises here.

Requirements

Python 3.6 or newer.

Clone and run the app

To try it out, you can clone this repo into some temp folder:

git clone https://github.com/bdh777psu/tourbus
cd tourbus
# run the app on localhost:5000
python app.py

Local Installation via Docker

Before running inside a Docker container, a Docker image must be created. In the project directory run:

docker build -t tourbus .

docker run -d -p 8080:8080 tourbus

Then go to: http://localhost:8080

Live demo

The app is also hosted on Google Cloud run: Visit and authenticate with Spotify at https://tourbus-c26hyhllla-uc.a.run.app/ in your browser to see your latest top artists:

Click on any of the results to go to an Artist-specific page, where you should find the latest stop on the latest Tour, with the corresponding playable setlist.

Issues

If you found a bug or have a question, please open an issue. Email will not be replied.

Author

Diogo Lessa

License

Tourbus is available under the MIT license.