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@angeligareta/youtube-api-features

v1.2.0

Published

Simple NPM Module for testing the features that the youtube api offer.

Downloads

8

Readme

YoutubeApiFeatures

npm version

Description

Simple NPM Module for testing the features that the youtube api has. The module has the following features.

  • Given a channel id or name, it shows the description.
  • Given a channel name, it shows it's last uploads.
  • Given a quest, it looks for videos in youtube search.
  • Given a quest, it looks for channels in youtube search.

How to use

First of all we have to follow the steps from: Node.js QuickStart and download our client_secret.json. Note: We have to pass a callback to make something with the result.

Now, for using the features of the module, here we have an example of use:

let startFunctionOnMode = require('@angeligareta/youtube-api-features');

// FUNCTIONS THAT CAN BE EXECUTED USING YOUTUBE API:
const VIDEO_ID = "EhkxgMchJrA";
startFunctionOnMode(0, {videoId : VIDEO_ID}).then((returnData) => console.log(returnData));

let CHANNEL_ID = "UChBkxLPlKqEjl7_g3pfIlqw";
startFunctionOnMode(1, {id: CHANNEL_ID}).then((returnData) => console.log(returnData));

// Given a channel name, it shows the description.
let CHANNEL_NAME = "WorkingAndroid";
startFunctionOnMode(1, {forUsername: CHANNEL_NAME}).then((returnData) => console.log(returnData));

// Given a channel name, it shows it's last uploads.
let CHANNEL_NAME_2 = "WorkingAndroid";
startFunctionOnMode(2, {forUsername: CHANNEL_NAME_2}).then((returnData) => console.log(returnData));

// Given a quest, look for videos in the youtube search.
let quest = "Feeling The Net";
startFunctionOnMode(3, {q: quest}).then((returnData) => console.log(returnData));

// Given a quest, look for channels in the youtube search.
startFunctionOnMode(4, {q: quest}).then((returnData) => console.log(returnData));

Author

Ángel Igareta