Pull request for implementing a play from random song from "Liked" and play a random song from a random playlist #977
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The first task is about the user being able to play liked song from the liked list such as the command. "play --name liked --liked --random"
The second task is about the user now can use the letter “f” as input in the application to obtain a random song from a playlist they made or follow, without even leaving the current playlist table block they are currently in. This even implements a feature the spotify application itself does not have, as when we randomly select a song from one of the playlists, we do not use the “shuffle” feature, as our screenshots below demonstrate. We even added a help message in the helper key, when a user enters spotify-tui, the user will enter the “?” key to see what they can do, and what we implement “f” is shown at the bottom of the help key list.