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# Setting up the Spotify Web API
## Register the app with the Spotify API
* Head to [developer.spotify.com](https://developer.spotify.com/).
* Login with your Spotify account.
* Once redirected to your Dashboard, Click on 'Create an App'.
* Register the app via the pop up that appears.
* Name the app `Statify`
## Configure the App
* Click on the `Edit Settings` button on the right side of your app's dashboard.\
* Look for the `Redirect URIs` field. Add the following link to it:
```
https://induviduality.github.io/local-redirect/
```
{% hint style="info" %}
Make sure to include the `/` at the end too
{% endhint %}
* Click the `Save` button to save and close.
## Add Users to the App
* Next, click on the `Users and Access` button next to the `Edit Settings` button.
* Under the 'Users and Access' heading, click on the `Add new User` button.
* Enter the display name of the Spotify account you will use to login while running the app. Enter the email ID associated with the account too. Click the `Add` button to save.
{% hint style="info" %}
If your account uses Google/Facebook sign-in, enter the email associated with the Google or Facebook account
{% endhint %}
## Save your API Credentials
* In your app dashboard, copy the `Client ID` and paste it somewhere safe till we use it in the following steps.
* Click on `Show Client Secret` to reveal your `Client Secret` and copy the same.
{% hint style="danger" %}
Your Client ID and Client Secret are to be highly confidential. Do not make it public at any cost.
{% endhint %}
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