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youtube-channel-id

v1.1.0

Published

Get your YouTube channel id instantly.

Downloads

5

Readme

Youtube Channel Id

The easiest way to instantly know your youtube channel id.

🦀 Example Usage

const getChannel = require("youtube-channel-id").default;
getChannel({ userId: "@username", apiKey: "" })
.then((data) => console.log(data.id))
.catch(console.error)

Get API Key

  1. Sign in to Google Developer Console:

    • Log in to Google Developer Console to generate your YouTube API key. If you don't have a Google account, create one.
  2. Create a New Project:

    • Click on "Create Project" button at the top left corner of Developer Console to create a new project. You can name the project as you like.
  3. Enable the API:

    • Go to "APIs & Services" section from the left-hand menu.
    • Select "Library" under "APIs & Services".
    • Type "YouTube Data API v3" in the search bar and display the results.
    • Click on "Enable" button to activate the API.
  4. Generate Key:

    • Navigate to "Credentials" section from the left-hand menu.
    • Go to "API Keys" tab and click on "Create Credentials" button.
    • You'll have the option to name your key and set API restrictions if necessary. Set the restrictions if needed and click on "Create" button.
  5. Copy Your Key:

    • Once your key is created, you'll be provided with an API key. Copy this key.
  6. Use Your Key:

    • Use your API key to make calls to the YouTube API in your application or service. Integrate your API key in appropriate places and start using it.

Note: Keep your API key secure and avoid sharing it publicly. Your key can be misused by malicious individuals. Also, read the API usage limits and policies carefully, and implement them appropriately.

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