# FOR loop to get top 25 streamers for rest of the games in our list from_dict( json_normalize( topstreamsforgame_data), orient = 'columns') Topstreamsforgame_data = topstreamsforgame_response_json get( ' + str( topgames_df) + '&first=25', headers = headers) 'Authorization' : 'Bearer ' + str( access_token), I realize you know most of what's in this post in terms of Push2Run, but I figured if someone stumbles across it and wants to do something similar they might be able to use this post as a tutorial or at least a bread crumb.# I am getting only the top 25 streamers for the first game It works!Īlso, I think it's awesome that you take the time to help people with this stuff and I want you to know that you're greatly appreciated. This is made possible by using IFTTT (Combining the applet for Google Assistant - Ingredient text and the applet for Dropbox - Create text file) and Push2Run as the interpreter for the file that Dropbox receives from Google Assistant output. SUMMARY: Basically what this allows is for Google Assistant to work in Windows and Open/Highlight Spotify, input the song/artist search parameters and play the most relevant result first.

I do want to clean this up by using mouse clicks that don't move the cursor or some other method to 'click' the wanted objects, but I'm gonna mosey on over to AHK forums to get that part done. WinSet, AlwaysOnTop, Off, ahk_exe Spotify.exe WinSet, AlwaysOnTop, On, ahk_exe Spotify.exe

Luckily even though the file self-destructs, it exists long enough to copy the relevant string.

I ended up just grabbing the variable information directly from the file that IFTTT creates and sends to Dropbox.

Autohotkey spotify