spotuify resolve
When to use it
Section titled “When to use it”Resolve a raw target (URI, share link, or bare ID) to its canonical provider reference. Prints the resolved target, nothing when the input is not a recognized reference, or an error when the provider rejects it
Examples
Section titled “Examples”spotuify resolveResolve a raw target (URI, share link, or bare ID) to its canonical provider reference. Prints the resolved target, nothing when the input is not a recognized reference, or an error when the provider rejects it
Usage: spotuify resolve [OPTIONS] <INPUT>
Arguments: <INPUT> Raw input to resolve
Options: --log-format <LOG_FORMAT> Phase 13 (P13-A) - pick the daemon log format for this run. Also honoured via `SPOTUIFY_LOG_FORMAT` [possible values: text, json] --type <KIND> Constrain the resolved media kind [possible values: track, episode, show, album, artist, playlist] --no-daemon-start Phase 13 (P13-H) - if set, the CLI never auto-starts the daemon. Errors with a clear hint when the daemon socket is missing --provider <PROVIDER> Provider to target (defaults to the daemon's default provider) --format <FORMAT> Output format [default: table] [possible values: table, json, jsonl, csv, ids] -o, --set <key.path=value> Phase 13 (P13-H) - one-shot TOML override (e.g. `-o player.bitrate=160`). Repeatable. Applies for this invocation only; the config file on disk is unchanged -h, --help Print help