spotify-web-playback-sdk-example
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| Apache License 2.0 | MIT License |
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React states problem in spotify application
I am new to React and decided to give it a shot for a simple web application using Spotify's Web Playback SDK. It's a neat library that basically allows you to connect to and control your music through your browser application. The SDK itself works for but when I try to use the official React example, I cannot get it to work properly. The issue is controlling the player (e.g. .togglePlay()) from within the returned JSX (Uncaught Type Error: this._streamer is null in the sdk's index.js) . It seems the object in the player state variable is not the same inside and outside of useEffect(). Controlling the player from within works - so does using a different approach with a global player variable set outside of the Component. Why is it not working in the given example, what am I missing? I appreciate any pointers in the right direction. Thanks!
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