Eyo I fixed it for now. Since there is no more login, you have to use your own token from now on.

Donno if the playlist stuff also works, fetching track data, images etc definitely does tho.

TidalAPI-TS

About

node.js TIDAL API built with TypeScript. This module is using the TIDAL Web API v1.

Originally created by Lucas Vasconcelos and first forked by max-huster

NOTE: Currently not supporting facebook login.

How to use

Run the following: ~~

npm install https://github.com/ShuriZma/TidalAPI

or if you are using yarn instead of npm:

yarn add https://github.com/ShuriZma/TidalAPI

Obtaining a token from TIDAL for Windows

• Install Fiddler and start it.
• In Fiddler, click Tools > Options > Decrypt HTTPS Traffic
• Install TIDAL for Windows and start it
• In Fiddler, look for requests to api.tidal.com. Click a request, then on the right, click Inspectors > Headers. Underneath Miscellaneous you'll see X-Tidal-Token. This is a TIDAL Token you can use.

EDIT: This pretty much still works. Now its just not X-Tidal-Token anymore but a Bearer auth key

Usage

Simple usage searching and querying a track list

import {TidalAPI} from "TidalAPI";

var api = new TidalAPI({
  token: 'your-token-here',
  countryCode: 'your-country-code-here', // countryCode can be sth like 'US' if you don't know your country code just google it.
  // Could also be 'LOSSLESS' but this only supported on premium subscriptions
  quality: 'HIGH'
});

Search

const artists = await api.search({query: 'Dream Theater', limit: 1, types: "artists"});
console.log(artists);

const albums = await api.search({types: 'albums', query: 'Dream Theater', limit: 1});
console.log(albums);

const tracks = await api.search({types: 'tracks', query: 'Dream Theater', limit: 1});
console.log(tracks);

const search = await api.search({types: 'tracks,albums,artists', query: 'Dream Theater', limit: 1});
console.log(JSON.stringify(search));

Track info

const info = await api.getTrackInfo("22560696");
console.log(info);

Streams

const streamUrl = await api.getStreamUrl("22560696");
console.log(streamUrl);

const videoStreamUrl = await api.getStreamUrl("25470315");
console.log(videoStreamUrl);

Album Art

const url = api.getArtUrlSync('24f52ab0-e7d6-414d-a650-20a4c686aa57', 1280); // use 750 instead of 1280 for arist images :thumbsup:

Videos

const artistVideos = await api.getArtistVideos("14670", {limit: 2});
console.log(artistVideos);

Playlist

// get general information about the playlist
const playlistInfo = await getPlaylist("7ab5d2b6-93fb-4181-a008-a1d18e2cebfa", "your-user-id");
// get tracks of the playlist
const playlistInfo = await getPlaylistTracks("7ab5d2b6-93fb-4181-a008-a1d18e2cebfa", "your-user-id"); 
// EDIT: since we cant login we also cant get the user id anymore so you will have to get it yourself. Might wanna check fiddle again

Manipulation

const gguid = await createPlaylist("My Playlist", "Description", "your-user-id");
const gguid = await createPlaylistIfNotExists("MyPlaylist", "your-user-id");

Troubleshooting

500 error with 'Ooops, an unexpected error occurred'

Your TIDAL token is likely incorrect.

Testing

If you want to run the Unit-Tests you need to specify your Tidal Login Credentials in the ENV parameters like so:

Yea well no. Tests are probably broken. I mean they have to be broken since there is no more login stuff. Didn't care about fixing them.