### How to fetch any LastFM user track history without API key

### Requirements:
* Linux (tested on Manjaro, might work as well on others)
* git (ubuntu/debian: `sudo apt install git` arch/manjaro: `sudo pacman -S git` fedora/centos: `sudo dnf install git` alpine: `apk add git`)
* Any recent browser (Tested on Google Chrome Version 85.0.4183.121 (Official Build) (64-bit))

### Process
1. Clone the benfoxall/lastfm-to-csv github repo:
`git clone https://github.com/benfoxall/lastfm-to-csv`
2. Enter the folder:
`cd lastfm-to-csv`
3. Open your browser with index.html:
`google-chrome-stable index.html`
4. On the page, type-in the lastfm user name and press "Fetch tracks"
5. Wait for the fetch to complete and click on "Save"
6. Done!

### Notes
* In the HTML file (index.html) it says that ideally you'll have to use your own API key. However, I've tried with the default one and it worked flawlessly.
* Warning: users with a lot of tracks will take a lot of time to fetch (can be several hours) and resulting file will be pretty large (might be 100 mb or more)
* On average, 500 pages of data = ~ 5 mb file

### What to do with this data?
* Find the most frequently played tracks!
* Build some statistics on user, it's favourite tracks or genres