sp_session_config Struct Reference [Session handling]

#include <api.h>

Data Fields
int	api_version
	The version of the Spotify API your application is compiled with. Set to SPOTIFY_API_VERSION.
const char *	cache_location
const char *	settings_location
const void *	application_key
	Your application key.
size_t	application_key_size
	The size of the application key in bytes.
const char *	user_agent
const sp_session_callbacks *	callbacks
	Delivery callbacks for session events, or NULL if you are not interested in any callbacks (not recommended!).
void *	userdata
	User supplied data for your application.
bool	compress_playlists
bool	dont_save_metadata_for_playlists
bool	initially_unload_playlists
const char *	device_id
const char *	tracefile

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Detailed Description

Session config

Examples:

jukebox.c.

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Field Documentation

const char* sp_session_config::cache_location

The location where Spotify will write cache files. This cache include tracks, cached browse results and coverarts. Set to empty string ("") to disable cache

bool sp_session_config::compress_playlists

Compress local copy of playlists, reduces disk space usage

const char* sp_session_config::device_id

Device ID for offline synchronization

bool sp_session_config::dont_save_metadata_for_playlists

Don't save metadata for local copies of playlists Reduces disk space usage at the expense of needing to request metadata from Spotify backend when loading list

bool sp_session_config::initially_unload_playlists

Avoid loading playlists into RAM on startup. See sp_playlist_is_in_ram() for more details.

const char* sp_session_config::settings_location

The location where Spotify will write setting files and per-user cache items. This includes playlists, track metadata, etc. 'settings_location' may be the same path as 'cache_location'. 'settings_location' folder will not be created (unlike 'cache_location'), if you don't want to create the folder yourself, you can set 'settings_location' to 'cache_location'.

const char* sp_session_config::tracefile

Path to API trace file

const char* sp_session_config::user_agent

"User-Agent" for your application - max 255 characters long The User-Agent should be a relevant, customer facing identification of your application

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• api.h