spicetify/cli v1.0.0 on GitHub

Windows Store Spotify support: For users who have trouble installing normal Spotify version. If you are already using normal Spotify, there is no reason to install Windows Store Spotify because of this.
Disable Web UI permanently by default. Since Web UI is impossible to theme or expose API, I prevent it to load completely. If you are fell into A/B Testing group by Spotify, this spicetify update would revert you back to normal UI. Please run spicetify restore backup apply to apply the change.
Preprocess disable_upgrade_check: Prevent Spotify checking new version status and notifying visually. It is useful for users who deleted SpotifyMigrator.exe and SpotifyUpdate.exe to stop Spotify automatic update.
Live update: Automatically reload Spotify on change. Please add flag -l when running "watch":

spicetify watch -l
spicetify watch -e -l

Extension New Release: Aggregate all new releases from favorite artists, podcasts. Setting menu could be opened by right clicking at Bell icon. To install, please run:

spicetify config extensions newRelease.js
spicetify apply

Extension Bookmark: New version, no longer need companion custom app. To install, please run:

spicetify config extensions bookmark.js
spicetify apply

Extension Full App Display: Minimal album cover art display with beautiful blur effect background. To install, please run:

spicetify config extensions fullAppDisplay.js
spicetify apply

Activating button locates in top bar. While in display mode, double click anywhere to exit. Right click anywhere to open setting menu.

Config spotify_launch_flags: Specify commandline flags to launch/restart Spotify. Separate flags by | character.

[Setting]
...
spotify_launch_flags = --transparent-window-controls | --remote-debugging-port=9222

Javascript module path mapping: While developing extension as JS module, we had to specify path to compiled, transpiled JS file that is compatible with browser. Although it works completely fine in Spotify browser, it's hard for IDE like VSCode to know what does module contain and suggest developers usable functions or classes. So I added this niche little feature to automatically map package name to its correct path in final script. In your script, instead of using path to file like before, just use package name and add a comment before import line with this syntax for Spicetify to map it correctly. For example

import "./node_modules/match-sorter/dist/match-sorter.umd.js";

//spicetify_map{matchSorter from "match-sorter"}{"./node_modules/match-sorter/dist/match-sorter.umd.min.js"}
import matchSorter from "match-sorter";