I'm using spotipy to get a list of my playlists. I use
if token:
sp = spotipy.Spotify(auth=token)
playlists = sp.user_playlists(username)
for item in playlists['items']:
id= item['uri']
print id
This returns a list of playlist uri's that looks like
spotify:user:ultramusicofficial:playlist:0gvQoG7iMMz8L5Ltsa4lkT spotify:user:spotify:playlist:4Ha7Qja6HY3AgvNBgWz87p spotify:user:ministryofsounduk:playlist:7grWVkJDQpcBie8oqKP6hv
But there is something weird about the way it returns them. It's not a normal list and I can't seem to make it into one. If I use
print id[1]
It would return something like
p
p
p
I want to be able to do something like
print id[1]
and have it return
spotify:user:spotify:playlist:4Ha7Qja6HY3AgvNBgWz87p
I've tried joining it and splicing it in different ways, I've tried using it as a tuple, converting it to a string. Nothing works I'm clearly very unsure what to do. I feel like it's probably a simple and I'm just missing it. Any help would be appreciated thanks.
You are just printing the id, not gathering them into a list, so your id is the last item from the loop which is a single
uri
(a string). You can use a list comprehension to make a list out of the for loop:Or start with an empty list and append the result to it: