Sessions¶
- class spotify.Session(config=None)[source]¶
The Spotify session.
If no
config
is provided, the default config is used.The session object will emit a number of events. See
SessionEvent
for a list of all available events and how to connect your own listener functions up to get called when the events happens.Warning
You can only have one
Session
instance per process. This is a libspotify limitation. If you create a secondSession
instance in the same process pyspotify will raise aRuntimeError
with the message “Session has already been initialized”.- Parameters
config (
Config
orNone
) – the session config
- class spotify.SessionEvent[source]¶
Session events.
Using the
Session
object, you can register listener functions to be called when various session related events occurs. This class enumerates the available events and the arguments your listener functions will be called with.Example usage:
import spotify def logged_in(session, error_type): if error_type is spotify.ErrorType.OK: print('Logged in as %s' % session.user) else: print('Login failed: %s' % error_type) session = spotify.Session() session.on(spotify.SessionEvent.LOGGED_IN, logged_in) session.login('alice', 's3cret')
All events will cause debug log statements to be emitted, even if no listeners are registered. Thus, there is no need to register listener functions just to log that they’re called.