Hi! Thanks for checking Minify out, unfortunately, due to OS-related Windowing Issues, I have moved development to a successor, Bittify.
Online services for Minify have currently been ceased, and the code here is meant for archival purposes.
I hope you understand, and thank you for your continued support!
Minify is a Miniplayer built for Windows which shows the current song you have playing on Spotify.
Useful for people who want to see what songs are currently playing without constantly tabbing back to the main application. It also be used as a Window Source on OBS for Twitch streamers to easily show what they are listening to.
- Live syncing with the current song playing on your Spotify account, regardless of the device that is playing it
- Allows you to resume, pause, skip, go previous on your music without going back to the main application. (Premium Spotify Only)
- Has a "Pin to top" feature that allows it to stay on top of every other window
- Unzip the file
- Double Click on
Minify.exe
- Allow the Application to run if there is any security pop-up
- Click
Login to Spotify
and paste the code in. - The application should start displaying what is playing when you play a song on Spotify on any device!
- This software is still under Beta, meaning there might be bugs, glitches or errors when using it. If you encounter any, please feel free to email me here: [email protected]
- You may also email any feedback you have, it is much appreciated. 💖
- For those who hate email, you can also contact me on Discord: Jyudan#8272
Built with:
- Unity 2021.3.15f1
- .NET 7 Minimal Web API (Backend)
Backend runs on:
- AWS Lambda Functions
- AWS API Gateway
- Clone project, and open with Unity Hub.
- You will need your own client ID and client secret from Spotify Developer Dashboard
- Add the following environment variables on your machine:
minify_client_id
with your own Client IDminify_client_secret
with your own Client Secret
- In your Developer Project, set
https://localhost:7000/callback
as one of the redirect URLs - From the root folder of the project, open the
Backend
folder in a terminal and run thedotnet run
command to start the server. - In Unity, open the
MainScene
scene from theScenes
folder. You can start the application and click onLogin to Spotify
- If set up correctly, the backend should give you a code after you have logged in to Spotify.