Spicetify Commands

Quick commands: (frequently used)

When Spicetify stops working

spicetify restore backup apply

Installation:

• Install Node.js: Download and install the latest Node.js LTS version from https://nodejs.org/

• Install Spicetify:

  • Open your terminal or command prompt.

  • Run the following command: npm install -g spicetify-cli

Usage:

• Launch Spicetify:

  • Run spicetify in your terminal. This will open the Spicetify UI in your browser.

• Check for Updates:

  • Run spicetify update to update Spicetify to the latest version.

• Apply Themes:

  • Download a theme from a source like https://github.com/spicetify/spicetify-themes or https://www.reddit.com/r/spicetify/.

  • Apply Theme:

    • Copy the theme folder to your ~/.spicetify/Themes directory.

    • Run spicetify apply --theme [theme_name]

• Apply Customizations:

  • Create a .js file with your customizations in ~/.spicetify/Customizations.

  • Run spicetify apply to apply the customizations.

• Customize Spicetify:

  • Run spicetify config to open the configuration options for customizing your Spicetify experience.

• Manage Extensions:

  • Install Extensions:

    • Download an extension from a source like https://github.com/spicetify/spicetify-extensions or https://www.reddit.com/r/spicetify/.

    • Apply Extension:

      • Copy the extension folder to your ~/.spicetify/Extensions directory.

      • Run spicetify apply to apply the extension.

  • Disable Extensions:

    • Run spicetify disable [extension_name] to disable a specific extension.

• List Available Themes and Extensions:

  • Run spicetify list to see a list of available themes and extensions.

Advanced Usage:

• Build custom extensions and themes:

  • Refer to the Spicetify documentation for instructions on creating your own themes and extensions. https://github.com/spicetify/spicetify-docs/

• Create Customizations:

  • Refer to the Spicetify documentation for details on using JavaScript to create your own customizations.

• Use Spicetify with third-party Spotify clients:

  • Spicetify can be used with third-party clients like BetterSpotify and SpotX. Refer to their respective documentation for instructions.

Troubleshooting:

• If you encounter issues, refer to the Spicetify documentation or search for solutions on the official Spicetify subreddit.

Note:

• These commands are for Linux/macOS. For Windows, you might need to adjust the path for the ~/.spicetify directory.

• Make sure you have administrator privileges to run certain commands.

This is a basic overview of Spicetify commands. For more detailed instructions and advanced usage, refer to the official Spicetify documentation.