Using Robo Wunderkind to Create a Python Party Bot
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Using Robo Wunderkind to Create a Python Party Bot



Hi Makers!
I Jonathan Morley, am the author of the robopython library, working for Robo Technologies as Head of Research and Development. One of the first demos I have chosen to write is this party room application as it shows how you can combine other python libraries with robopython to create anything you want.
Supplies
Equipment needed:
- A Robo Wunderkind kit including a light sensor, motor, and RGB LEDs
- BLED112 BLE dongle
- A Spotify premium account (Optional)
- Some big speakers
Then follow these steps:
1 - Download Spotipy Source code from github https://github.com/plamere/spotipy
2 - Install on your system with python setup.py install (the version on pip is not up to date)
3 - Sign up for your non-commercial app on Spotify, obtain Client ID Secret ID https://developer.spotify.com/
4 - Add Client ID, Secret ID and Redirect URL to environment variables
(Redirect URL = http://localhost:8888/callback )
5 - Get the device id for the device you wish to play on and add that to an environment variable
https://developer.spotify.com/console/get-users-av...
6 - Build your Robo
7 - Open spotify on the device you wish to play the music from
8 - Run python party_room.py
(the python code is attached)