h313/spet

an interpreter for a turing-complete programming language based on Spotify playlists

spet's Issues

Could we get a "Hello World" example?

Ie, a Spoty playlist of songs that would generate a hello world type output. Thanks.

Album other than Muse can be used to decrement pointer

The documentation states that a song from Muse's album Drones will decrement the pointer, however the implementation of this checks only that the album is called Drones, not that the artist is Muse. Therefore it's possible to decrement the pointer with other albums called Drones like:
https://open.spotify.com/album/1VohZOcpYquVwE32BI4w8n?si=ggIgrM7ZTm-JHT0Lu1piAQ
https://open.spotify.com/album/53XEqRDblqJTl3QtW6eBMd?si=DMRtM98yQliIwMr1L5Y5bw

Loops behave different to Brainfuck

The spet equivalent of [ ] in Brainfuck don't jump to the matching song, but to the next song with the other "bracket". This makes nested loops impossible, which results in the language not being turing-complete.

Spotify api secret in code

This line contains a spotify secret token which should probably be scrubbed from version control (and rotated on the spotify side). Cheers