Edit for useage of REKEY site to drop nodejs dep

README.md

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 <h1> Spotbash </h1><p><p><img src="https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/699685435198144553/758393878947561522/spotbash_ex2.png" width="15%" align="right"> </p>Spotify Control API ~ Written in bash, using curl.</p>
 
 ***
-## Setup
-1. Go to the [developer dashboard](https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications) and create a new app.
-2. Remember the `Client ID` and the `Client Secret`\
-2a. Open settings and add `http://localhost:5000/` to the redircet_uri whitelist
-> You can optionally edit `app.patch` to change the scopes, note that doing this can break somethings.
-> > You shouldn't mess with the patches unless you understand JS (`app.patch`) and HTML (`index.patch`) 
-3. `./setup.sh`
----
-
-# Musl
-Those on musl won't be able to run `./setup` as it requires nodejs to be installed, which isn't yet compatible with musl libc...\
-But Spotbash can still be used from musl, the user just has to create `$HOME/.cache/spotbash/authkeys`\
-```
-$ cat authkeys
-REKEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-CLID=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-CLSEC=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-```
-The client ID and secret can be found in set 1 of [Setup](#Setup)\
-While REKEY is a bit harder to get... And requires a browser and server to make a request to Spotifys API\
-Spotify then returns the Auth key, and a Refresh key, the Refresh key is used to request new Auth keys since the expire 1 hour after being created\
-[REKEY](https://www.thatgeekyweeb.is-dummy-thi.cc/REKEY/), can be used to get the `REKEY`
-## Usage
-1. `./spotbash help`
-```text
-Spotbash: Spotify Control API ~ Written in bash ~ By ThatGeekyWeeb (Mia)
-Usage: spotbash:
-[auth|device|search_*|play_track|*_volume|get_info|pre|trans|skip|pause|resume|loop|repeat|state|set|play*|*left|shuffle*]
-***
-auth: Print $AUTHKEY and exit
-device: Print first device ID and exit
-devices: List ALL devices and exit
-search_play: Search for "arg2" and play
-search_track: Search for "arg2" and output URI & Artist & name | "arg2" is interpreted as a track
-search_album: Seach for "arg2" and output URI, Artist, & name | "arg2" is interpreted as a album
-play_track: Play URI
-get_volume: Output player volume and exit
-set_volume: Set player volume to "arg2" and exit
-get_info: Get debugging info about currently playing device
-pre: Change playback to previous song
-trans: Transfer playback to "arg2" | arg2 must be DeviceID | Uses device func if "arg2" is empty
-skip: Change playback to next song
-pause: Pause playback
-resume: Resume playback
-loop: Loop track
-repeat: Repeat current album/playlist
-state: Output playback status and exit
-repeat_off: Disable loop/repeat
-repeat_state: Output playback repeat status and exit
-set: Move playback to "arg2" | "arg2" must be a device ID
-playlists: Output list of users playlists and exit
-play: Play "arg2" | "arg2" must be Album or Playlist URI
-playing: Print Song name followed by artist and exit
-left: Print time left in MS (exact) and exit
-minleft: Print time left in Mins (approximate) and exit
-shuffle: Enable/Disable Shuffle | Set to "arg2" if specified
-shuffle_state: Print state of shuffle and exit
-***
-"arg2" Usage:
-<command> <"arg2">
-IE: search_play "Man of The Year"
-NOTE: Use qoutes!
-***
-```
-***
-potbash is a "Control API" which means it only controls the Spotify playback of devices.
+## Installation
+1. Head [here (`https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications`)](https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications)  
+  - Create or use and existing app
+  - Remember it's Client ID and Client Secret
+  - Edit it's settings to add `http://www.thatgeekyweeb.is-dummy-thi.cc/REKEY/callback/` and `https://www.thatgeekyweeb.is-dummy-thi.cc/REKEY/callback/` as callback URI's (`HTTP` & `HTTPS`)
+2. Head to [REKEY (`https://www.thatgeekyweeb.is-dummy-thi.cc/REKEY/`)](https://www.thatgeekyweeb.is-dummy-thi.cc/REKEY/)
+  - Press start and input the requested data
+3. Click "`Click to save AUTHKEYS`" and save to `~/.cache/spotbash/authkeys`