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auto-youtube-scraper-data

v1.1.3

Published

First, run the following command in your terminal to install all the necessary dependencies:

Downloads

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Readme

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YouTube Data Scraper

A simple Node.js package that uses Puppeteer to scrape PO Token and visitor data from YouTube video embeds without opening a browser window.

Features

  • Extracts PO Token and visitor data from YouTube embed URLs.
  • Runs in headless mode, making it efficient for server-side usage.
  • Easy to integrate into existing Node.js projects.

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install auto-youtube-scraper-data

Usage

Import the package and use the scrapeYouTubeData function to scrape data from a YouTube embed URL.

import scrapeYouTubeData from "auto-youtube-scraper-data";

scrapeYouTubeData(videoId, ({PO_TOKEN, VISITOR_DATA }) => {
    //Whatever you want
});

Output

The function will log the extracted PO Token and visitor data to the console:

PO_TOKEN: <PO_TOKEN_HERE>
VISITOR_DATA: <VISITOR_DATA_HERE>

API

scrapeYouTubeData(videoId, callback({PO_TOKEN, VISITOR_DATA }))

videoId: string - The URL of the YouTube embed from which you want to scrape data. This function launches a headless browser, navigates to the specified YouTube embed URL, and logs the PO Token and visitor data to the console.

Edit from Fork

Added a callback that enables you to get the tokens from your code