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With this, I get a code as a query string in my URL, which is used to receive my access_token to Spotify API.
Here is how I use this code to get my access_token:
Note: My SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI leads to this view (rooms), which renders a template.
defrooms(request):
if'code'inrequest.GET:
sp_oauth_token=SpotifyOAuth(
settings.SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID,
settings.SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET,
settings.SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI,
scope="user-library-read user-top-read user-read-playback-state user-read-recently-played",
)
code=request.GET['code']
token_info=sp_oauth_token.get_access_token(code=code)
print(token_info['access_token']) # Attention to this print.request.session['token_info'] =token_info# Other logic here...returnrender(request, "my-rooms-template.html")
In my print, I can see the access_token provided by the code, provided by the authorization of the user in the Spotify's website.
However, if I try to change the Spotify Account, opening a new tab in browser, (anonymous), and try to make the same process, i get an identical access_token as before, even with different Spotify accounts. So all the data i would use in my application, would be from a unique Spotify account, which is not what i want.
If someone know why this is happening, i would be very thankful !
Additional:
When I restart all my project from scratch, then, I do the first spotify authentication into my website, (which the spotify user is in the User Management of my Spotify App).
I get as result, the new user information, and a new access token. However, if try to login with a new Spotify user, the token remains the same, and the information is all of my first authenticated user.
I can imagine that there is something like a "cache" of access tokens, or something like that, that i need to clear before making another authentications. I dont know if its real, but any ideas would help me figure out.
Use the implicit flow without Spotipy module. Use requests module instead, to make requests to Spotify API.
This worked for me, but I still want to know the answer, why was I receiving the same access token for different users ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
For anyone who is experiencing this problem, Spotipy does in fact cache access tokens. You can disable this when calling get_access_token by passing in the parameter check_cache=False. Here is the source code in question
So, to begin, I have this view which leads me to the beggining of my Spotipy authentication proccess:
With this, I get a code as a query string in my URL, which is used to receive my access_token to Spotify API.
Here is how I use this code to get my access_token:
In my print, I can see the access_token provided by the code, provided by the authorization of the user in the Spotify's website.
However, if I try to change the Spotify Account, opening a new tab in browser, (anonymous), and try to make the same process, i get an identical access_token as before, even with different Spotify accounts. So all the data i would use in my application, would be from a unique Spotify account, which is not what i want.
If someone know why this is happening, i would be very thankful !
Additional:
When I restart all my project from scratch, then, I do the first spotify authentication into my website, (which the spotify user is in the User Management of my Spotify App).
I get as result, the new user information, and a new access token. However, if try to login with a new Spotify user, the token remains the same, and the information is all of my first authenticated user.
I can imagine that there is something like a "cache" of access tokens, or something like that, that i need to clear before making another authentications. I dont know if its real, but any ideas would help me figure out.
Possible Solution:
Use the implicit flow without Spotipy module. Use requests module instead, to make requests to Spotify API.
This worked for me, but I still want to know the answer, why was I receiving the same access token for different users ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: