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yousubs

v1.3.1

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Local website that plays your youtube subscription emails. (gmail)

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Keywords

youtubemusicplayergmailemailsubscriptioncontrolseasyliketrackhistorychannelslist

Readme

YouSubs

Yousubs is here to make it easier going through all the youtube subscription notification emails. Reduce all those click to just a setup and global shortcuts. Best suited for listening to music when gaming or programming.

This application requires you to have multiple subscriptions to various youtube channels for which you receive upload emails in order to keep feeding it.

Legend

Features

  • Loads and plays youtube emails from your mail account.
  • Cleans emails that you listened to.
  • Adds global shortcuts for liking, skipping and forwarding so you can play or do other things meanwhile listening.
  • Keeps track of most liked channels based on liked videos.
  • Keeps history of played tracks.
  • Skips tracks that have been removed.
  • Optional IDLE pause so that you don't miss any tracks.

demo

Installation

  1. The following packages are required on linux: xserver-xorg-dev libxext-dev libxss-dev xscreensaver

  2. Install node if you don't already have it https://nodejs.org/en/

  3. Install yousubs by running in a shell npm install -g yousubs

Usage

  1. Open a shell and run yousubs. This will start a server and open the application in your primary browser.
  2. Create an account on the opened page with a gmail account that has youtube subscription mails.
  3. Login and enjoy.

How it works

This package comes with two parts: an application for hosting a website locally on your computer and a command line tool that connects to your gmail client to fetch emails for youtube. The website manages the storage and login for your account. On the main page it uses sockets to seamlessly communicate with the backend and bring in the next song to play. A special global keypress watch is also started when the server starts and the socket is created, so that you can skip, like or forward easily from anywhere.

All history and likes of songs are stored globally on you computer and they persist indefinitely. This tool requires API access to your gmail account. The provided API token is stored securely by encrypting it with the password that you provided on registration.