Get Playlist
Get a playlist owned by a Spotify user.fields=description,uri. A dot
separator can be used to specify non-reoccurring fields, while parentheses
can be used to specify reoccurring fields within objects. For example, to
get just the added date and user ID of the adder: fields=tracks.items(added_at,added_by.id).
Use multiple parentheses to drill down into nested objects, for example: fields=tracks.items(track(name,href,album(name,href))).
Fields can be excluded by prefixing them with an exclamation mark, for example:
fields=tracks.items(track(name,href,album(!name,href)))track type. Valid types are: track and episode.type field of each object.Specify how the response should be mapped to the table output. The following formats are available:
Structured Table: Returns a parsed table with data split into rows and columns.
true if the owner allows other users to modify the playlist.null.url) is temporary and will expire in less than a day.true the playlist is public, false the playlist is private, null the playlist status is not relevant. For more about public/private status, see Working with PlaylistsRaw Response: Returns the raw response in a single row with the following columns:
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