curlpp VS curlcpp

You need to use a library that does the heavy lifting for you, that stuff is quite complex. You can use a library like libcurl: https://curl.se/libcurl/c/ However that is a C library, and probably it maybe easier for you to use a C++ wrapper around the C library: https://github.com/jpbarrette/curlpp You can also cheat and use the command line tool directly calling it using system, with all the limitations of launching a separate process.

You need to fetch the data from those URLs in order to be able to display them. I'd consider something like curlpp, maybe? That's a C++ wrapper around libcurl.

What does this bring to the table that Curlpp doesn't?

Spotify in C++ is a bit more difficult than normal because it doesn't have an already existing C++ API. Instead, it has an HTTP API, which means you're going to have to write C++ code that sends HTTP requests. You'll probably want to use some variant of cURL to handle sending the HTTP requests.

You could use curlpp https://github.com/jpbarrette/curlpp, which is a c++ wrapper over libcurl’s C API.

I'm looking at JosephP91's curlcpp library sources and found something like this:

The idea is to do a curl class handler to do some requests. Im using this library that has some examples but none is class oriented.

Im using a tool called curlcpp. When compiling there are some warnings that never got fixed. There is an issue where the author comments the issue but then closes it. After the issue close, some user made a commit with the fix.

Im trying to use curlcpp for a project and learning. Not very familiar with C++ environment but found this link where it explains how to use it. The issue here is that im not working with visual studio but vscode instead.

Good practice. Look at this.

he means using the libcurl library like in this example. you may also want to use a c++ wrapper.