Effectively. Seems to use node-libspotify's ability to pipe the raw PCM stream to a file handle, after which it proceeds to convert to WAV->MP3(320kbps). Provides wrappers on top for playlist handling, etc.
Ran into a couple of things. Firstly, the documentation is wrong and when it states using "node app.js -u blah -p blah" it needs to specify "node app.js config -u ...".
Also, I found that if you enter an incorrect password, the application itself will break out of the switch statement (track in this case), but it won't output an error to stdout and also node remains running (with the application dead) and will make it appear like nothing bad has happened.
(E: Using Ubuntu 14.04, node 0.10.33, libspotify, etc, all up to date).
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(E: Using Ubuntu 14.04, node 0.10.33, libspotify, etc, all up to date).
I wanted to thank you for your feedback.
User @gorbas submitted a pull request to fix the documentation
You may find some bugs, some caused by my fault and some other s regarding libspotify bindings which are not maintained by me.
If you find any bug please, open a Git Issue
Is this basically just Napster in 2014?