Jellyplist
Sync Spotify playlists into a Jellyfin music library
Jellyplist is a companion application for Jellyfin that mirrors Spotify playlists into a local Jellyfin account. It attempts to match tracks in your existing library and downloads missing tracks using SpotDL, while keeping playlist metadata and order in sync.
Key Features
- Browse and discover Spotify playlists and add them to your Jellyfin account
- Monitor synced playlists and reflect changes in order, additions, or removals automatically
- Prefer local matches: search Jellyfin for tracks before attempting downloads
- Download missing tracks using SpotDL as a fallback and update Jellyfin library entries
- Metadata synchronization so playlists in Jellyfin include playlist metadata and track linking
- Lidarr integration to submit artists/albums and mark content for monitoring
- Quality-aware upgrades: replace playlist entries when higher-quality files become available
- Uses scheduled worker tasks (Celery) and caching to reduce API load and keep tasks asynchronous
Use Cases
- Migrate or replicate curated Spotify playlists into a local Jellyfin music library for centralized playback
- Keep shared playlists in Jellyfin up to date with changes made on Spotify without manual copy/paste
- Automatically submit missing albums/artists to Lidarr to automate acquisition and library completion
Limitations and Considerations
- The project has been archived due to breaking changes in Spotify's API; some features or playlist types may no longer work
- UI/UX is early-stage and may feel clunky or unresponsive in places
- Requires a Jellyfin admin account for some operations due to API limitations
- Playlist matching can fail for titles with special characters; manual linking may be required
- Processing is performed per-track and can be slow for large playlists; default schedules are not configurable in older releases
Jellyplist is useful for self-hosted Jellyfin users who want automated playlist replication from Spotify and optional Lidarr integration. Note the project status and API limitations when evaluating it for production use.
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