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yt-upload

v1.0.3

Published

a node package to upload videos on youtube from your terminal

Downloads

2

Readme

yt-upload

A node package to upload videos on youtube from your terminal

Install

$ npm i -g yt-upload

Getting Started

Follow the (Turn on the YouTube Data API, only a to g) steps shown here https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/quickstart/nodejs

Move the downloaded file to (C:\Users<yourpcusername>) and rename it client_secret.json.

Usage

$ yt-upload <command>

If you are using this for the first time it will ask you to authorize your application, just follow the onscreen authorization flow.

Commands

To upload videos

$ yt-upload -u or --upload

To update video

$ yt-upload -c or --change

To get subscriber count

$ yt-upload -s or --subscribers

To search for a video

$ yt-upload -q or --searchvideo

To get comments on a video

$ yt-upload -r or --replies

To check version

$ yt-upload -v or --version

Help

$ yt-upload -h or --help

Features

✔️ upload video

✔️ update a video

✔️ get subscribers

✔️ search for video

✔️ get comments on video

Upcoming Features

❌ like video

❌ subscribe or unsubscribe to a channel

❌ play video in terminal (maybe)