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Prabhakaran Karuppaih
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Hi All,
Good Evening. I Love Compilation Albums. Like: Now that's what I call Music! and Max Series like Max 4 and Max 6 and all. The problem is, In Music Streaming sites like Amazon Music and All other like spotify and few other sites, the Compilations wont be bought as a whole but the songs are present individually. My current pursuance is to make some compilations present in those sites as my personal playlists. I want to use web-scraping using selenium and Amazon Music Playlist API to create the playlists dynamically instead I going into the site one by one and adding the songs one by one. In a click of button I want to automate the entire process.
Has anyone tried it here?
I have problem in authenticating my credentials before accessing the playlist API. Amazon has used REST to expose the API. I am using POSTMAN software for the POST and GET requests. All inputs are welcome. Thanks![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)
Good Evening. I Love Compilation Albums. Like: Now that's what I call Music! and Max Series like Max 4 and Max 6 and all. The problem is, In Music Streaming sites like Amazon Music and All other like spotify and few other sites, the Compilations wont be bought as a whole but the songs are present individually. My current pursuance is to make some compilations present in those sites as my personal playlists. I want to use web-scraping using selenium and Amazon Music Playlist API to create the playlists dynamically instead I going into the site one by one and adding the songs one by one. In a click of button I want to automate the entire process.
Has anyone tried it here?
I have problem in authenticating my credentials before accessing the playlist API. Amazon has used REST to expose the API. I am using POSTMAN software for the POST and GET requests. All inputs are welcome. Thanks
![Smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png)