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yt-jukebox

v0.0.3

Published

yt-jukebox ==========

Downloads

12

Readme

yt-jukebox

A YouTube Jukebox application built with Polymer. Shown at DotJS.

Notes

  • This is a Polymer port of JukeTube - an AngularJS app.
  • This application is not yet ready for production use
  • It does not use the newer Bower setup for Polymer elements (yet)
  • It has only been tested in Chromium edge builds / Canary
  • It uses custom versions of elements found in polymer-elements
  • A tutorial based on a newer version of this app is currently planned

Elements

  • yt-jukebox
  • yt-input
  • yt-search
  • yt-video
  • polymer-ui-ratings
  • polymer-ui-tabs

Purpose

When you attend parties, YouTube is often used as the sole music provider. People in turn launch the video they want to hear. The process goes as follows:

  • open a new tab
  • browse to YouTube
  • search for a video
  • open and instantly pause it (to preload it)
  • wait for the current video to stop
  • launch the new video

Several problems arise from this process:

  • need to wait for the current video to stop before launching a new one
  • need to permanently have someone queuing and launching a new video
  • no automatic play, so if the current video ends, there's no music
  • time spent queuing a new video
  • tons of tabs opened

Features

JukeTube is an attempt to simplify this scenario.

  • Single page app
  • Ajax search
  • Playlists (upcoming and archived videos)
  • Automatic play (as soon as the current video ends)