DevLog250307

> Log Date: 250307

Dev Log | 250307

Publishing the Spotify Playlist Maker & Streamlining Repository Management

Overview

Instead of separating projects into different repositories, I decided to package and publish the Spotify Playlist Maker on crates.io. This allows for better version control, easier installation, and a cleaner development workflow while keeping everything in one place.

With this, the project is now in a fully functional and published state, making it accessible for others to install and use.

1. Publishing the Spotify Playlist Maker Package

Goal: Make the project easily installable via Cargo.

Successfully published the package on crates.io.
Verified installation with:
```
cargo install spotify_playlist_maker  
```
Confirmed that dependencies and build processes work correctly.

2. Refining Documentation & CI/CD Workflow

Goal: Improve clarity and maintainability.

Updated README.md to include:
- Installation instructions.
- Improved formatting for better readability.
Verified that GitHub Actions CI workflow correctly targets the spotify_playlist_maker directory.
Committed and pushed all changes to GitHub, ensuring everything is up to date.

3. Next Steps

Documentation Enhancements

Add more usage examples to improve user experience.
Expand README to include troubleshooting tips and advanced features.

Feature Improvements

Consider adding dynamic song selection based on mood, genre, or user preferences.

Automation & Versioning

Explore using GitHub Actions to automate version bumps and release processes.

Final Thoughts

Publishing the Spotify Playlist Maker as a package is a major step forward. The next focus is on improving usability and automation to make future updates more efficient. Keeping everything in a single repository simplifies project management while ensuring that new features and enhancements are easier to track and maintain.

Now that the package is live, the next goal is to expand functionality and streamline updates for future versions.