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# Pre-requisites ✅
- Make sure you have npm installed https://docs.npmjs.com/downloading-and-installing-node-js-and-npm
- Do NOT push to github. If you do then let me (Vraj) know and I will remove your commit. My email is [email protected]
- Before you run `npm install` make sure that you are in the correct directory. Change it with `cd spootify/`
- Before you start coding make sure to run `npm install`
- You should be able to run a local version of your project with `npm start`
- You can quit your build and return to the terminal by hitting `ctrl+c`. This is the command on Mac and it should be the same on windows
- Add your Spotify client ID & secret to a `.env` file in root using the environment variables `REACT_APP_SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID` and `REACT_APP_SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET`
- Note. **Never add this type of config to version control. This would usually come from your build server.**

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# Think about 💡
- Taking a look at the Spotify API documentation
- If you have no idea where to start try looking up APIs and how to process them with JavaScript. You can also use
ChatGPT or other tools to teach you where to go
- Do you resolve each API request one after the other or in parallel?
- Where do you make the API requests?
- How much logic do you offload out of the UI components?
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