List history of tracks played about amazon-music

[Jaffa]

The homepage's Recently Played uses com.amazon.musicensembleservice.MusicEnsembleService.getHome with the standard parameters, plus:

options=populateRecentlyPlayed,requestShowContent
requestContent=PRIME

This returns a set of blocks for the homepage. [2] is a VerticalTileGroup containing sub-blocks for recently played. Not tracks, unfortunately, but albums/stations/playlists (and individual tracks, maybe)? It does include a timestamp of when it was played, though:

{
	"__type": "VerticalTile:http://internal.amazon.com/coral/com.amazon.layout.music.model/",
	"blockRef": "1|T|0|1|Q3A1166NJA4M7X48VP51|0|0|0|B01JNQ7KTA|-1|null",
	"hint": {
		"__type": "AlbumHint:http://internal.amazon.com/coral/com.amazon.layout.music.model/",
		"albumArtImageUrl": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91UGw8AzU5L.jpg",
		"artistAsin": "B001E77YC0",
		"artistName": "Green Day",
		"asin": "B01JNQ7KTA",
		"isInLibrary": null,
		"isMusicSubscription": true,
		"isPrime": true,
		"isRecommended": null,
		"languagesOfPerformance": null,
		"recentlyPlayedEntityType": "ALBUM",
		"timeStamp": 1531232643930,
		"title": "Revolution Radio"
	},
	"image": "https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91UGw8AzU5L.jpg",
	"playbackTarget": "https://music.amazon.co.uk/home?do=play&albumAsin=B01JNQ7KTA",
	"subTitle": "Green Day",
	"subTitleTarget": "https://music.amazon.co.uk/artists/B001E77YC0",
	"text": "",
	"tileTarget": "https://music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B01JNQ7KTA",
	"title": "Revolution Radio",
	"titleTarget": "https://music.amazon.co.uk/albums/B01JNQ7KTA"
}

There is a page giving Recently Played Tracks too. Just need to find out what's underpinning it.

[danieldaeschle]

Green Day yeah! ;D

[danieldaeschle]

No it doesn't. It can only work if the amazon API support this.

[dufferzafar]

Do you know if the Amazon API supports this? If it does then maybe support could be added here too.

[danieldaeschle]

I don't know it. @Jaffa is very busy and i'm not a reverse engineering pro. Maybe you could create a PR?

[Jaffa]

I may have some time tomorrow to look into it. @dufferzafar - if you can find a way of looking at your history in the web client, that may give us a starting point. When you log in, I think there's a "Recently played", which might help.

When you say "along with their time stamps", do you mean durations, or the exact time you played them?

[dufferzafar]

Okay, I too will have a look at the web version. And I meant the time that I played them on, not the durations.

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[danieldaeschle]

The datetime when it was played.

[dufferzafar]

Hey, any updates on this? I'm relatively free now, if there's some help you need, please let me know.

All I want to build is a Python script that would use requests to fetch all recently played tracks and dump them into a text file.

[Jaffa]

Not had a lot of chance to work on it I’m afraid, though the above does seem promising. I’m away from a Python-capable machine for the next couple of weeks, unfortunately.

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