Spotify name displayer using CircuitPython #MusicMonday

Fun Spotify project shared by Arnold ho on Hackster.io

Hello, Welcome to my new project on combining Spotify Web API with our W5100S-EVB-Pico 2 on CircuitPython. This project displays your username and the current song name on your Spotify Web Player onto a LCD screen connected with the board using I2C protocol.

Initially, this project is meant to be a local controller where you can control the Spotify Web App player by choosing the functions available by this program, but as the music pausing/resuming API requires Spotify Premium to work, the current program only allows printing your name. In this program, the template for skipping songs and pausing songs have already been implemented.

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