We have Spotify Developer account with application, that already used by our iOS app in Appstore. How can we transfer app from one Spotify Developer account to another without changing Spotify app id?
Your best bet is to contact them. This isn't really a code question, or one that I can answer simply by being a developer. Try #SpotifyPlatform on twitter, or search https://community.spotify.com/ for an answer.
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I want to use an Instagram influencer service with more than 120,000 Followers,
but every time he publishes a story on his profile, the deep link that I Gave him sent users to the app stores and google play and not to the specific product in the app.
It's OK for those who haven't Install the app yet, but what about those who already installed it?
Why do they land on the app store and google play and not on the specific content I wanted?
Of course, that's works OK when I promote an Instagram story ad but is there any way it will work organiclly from a business user with 120,000 Followers? maybe there's a problem with my Deep-link?
thanks!
I am learning React Native by creating a clone of Instagram (Strictly Local Development). I want to use the Instagram API to get some real time data for my app. I tried registering as Instagram Developer but its asking me for the website and policy page of the website, which I don't have. Is it possible to use Instagram API for learning purpose, if so can you give me the steps for ding it??
Yes, you can. I think you're already in the right way. All you need to do is just integrate things up and follow all the steps in the Instagram Developer website.
You are not required to have policy page or anything to use the sandbox, but you will need it later on if you want to use the API in the production state of your app.
You will need to create an app in the developer site, and generate your access token. Then, add a sandbox user (your Instagram account) and start to use the User Endpoint to retrieve your user data (such as your bio, follower count, etc.) and media (this is what you want, your Instagram post feed).
Hope this helps.
I am looking to monetize a Spotify app.
Since Spotify doesn't presently have a way for apps to be sold, I wonder if I can have the user purchase a license on my website, which they would then enter into the app to start using it. The flow would be as follows:
user learns about the app, visits my website and purchases a license
user finds the app on Spotify and adds it
user enter license code into the app to unlock it
I couldn't find any mention to payments on Spotify's terms of service.
Disclaimer: I am a Spotify employee, but I haven't worked on this feature personally.
Every Spotify app must pass the approval process before it is published and distributed. The experience you've proposed will almost certainly fail this item from the app design guidelines:
Be here now. Don’t add features that force users to go out to your
website. Users don’t like disjointed experiences so make all
functionality work within Spotify.
Additionally, the terms of use specify that you must agree to a standard distribution agreement. While that agreement isn't publicly available, having an app that requires going out to your website to purchase a license is probably not going to fly.
I want to develop an application which would query to instagram API. For this purpose I intend to create an instagram application (for my test environment). The only problem is that I do not have a smartphone. Is it possible to create an instagram app and generate some data for testing purpose without having a smartphone?
I have asked somebody to give me a user. With that user I have logged in and created the instagram application. Then I could connect to it and use it.
This appears to have been last addressed a year ago here:
Accessing Spotify Metadata API from within a Spotify app?
It seems that the cocoalibspotify API has been worked on a lot since then, but can someone confirm that we still have to fall back to using the Spotify web API in iOS for users without Spotify accounts to be able to search and view metadata for albums and artists?
Everything appears to work when a user is logged via the API (using [SPSession attemptLoginWithUserName]), but when doing for example, [SPAsyncLoading waitUntilLoaded] on an SPTrack, it times out unless you're logged in.
No, for CocoaLibSpotify to work at all, you need to have a logged-in user. The Web API is the only way to access metadata without this.