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Set up Beatport

Core + Managed TransfersGuide · 1 min
Beatport needs no developer keys. Users sign in with their Beatport username and password on the MusicAPI sign-in page, and MusicAPI keeps only the token.

How users sign in

The MusicAPI sign-in page shows a Beatport form with two fields: the Beatport username or email, and the password.

  1. The user types their Beatport username and password.
  2. MusicAPI sends them to Beatport once and gets an OAuth token for the account.
  3. MusicAPI keeps the token, never the password.

A wrong username or password keeps the user on the form with an error. A user can try five times in one sign-in.

Add it to MusicAPI

  1. Open Integrations in the dashboard and pick Beatport.
  2. Leave the fields empty and save.
  3. Turn Is Enabled on.
  4. Press Test Beatport and sign in once.

If Beatport gives you an OAuth client of your own, paste its Client ID and Client Secret. New sign-ins then use your client.

Quirks

  • Beatport has no liked songs. Liked tracks answer the tracks the user bought, and nothing can be added to them.
  • Albums are Beatport releases. You can read a release and its tracks, but not save one to a library.
  • Artists are the artists the user follows on My Beatport. You can follow and unfollow.
  • Playlists keep no description. A move takes one item per call, so a big move is slower than on other services.
  • Tracks carry an ISRC and a preview URL, and the search takes an ISRC.
  • Track names add the version when it is not the original mix, for example Greece 2000 (Max Styler Extended Rework).
  • At most 100 items per page (limitParam). Tokens last 10 hours and MusicAPI refreshes them.
Beatport sign-in
https://app.musicapi.com/{slug}/beatport/auth?returnUrl={returnUrl}