Simple js only package to resolve YouTube Playlists. Does not require any login or Google-API-Key.
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const ytpl = require('ytpl');
const playlist = await ytpl('UU_aEa8K-EOJ3D6gOs7HcyNg');Attempts to resolve the given playlist id
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id- id of the yt-playlist
- or a playlist url
- or a user url (resolves to uploaded playlist)
- or a channel url (resolves to uploaded playlist)
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options- object with options
- possible settings:
- gl[String] -> 2-Digit Code of a Country, defaults to
US- Allows for localisation of the request - hl[String] -> 2-Digit Code for a Language, defaults to
en- Allows for localisation of the request - limit[Number] -> limits the pulled items, defaults to 100, set to Infinity to get the whole playlist - numbers <1 result in the default being used
- pages[Number] -> limits the pulled pages, pages contain 100 items, set to Infinity to get the whole playlist - numbers <1 result in the default limit being used - overwrites limit
- requestOptions[Object] -> Additional parameters to passed to miniget, which is used to do the https requests
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returns a Promise
Continues a previous request by pulling yet another page.
The previous request had to be done using pages limitation.
const ytpl = require('ytpl');
const firstResultBatch = await ytpl('UU_aEa8K-EOJ3D6gOs7HcyNg', { pages: 1 });
const secondResultBatch = ytpl.continueReq(firstResultBatch.continuation);
const thirdResultBatch = ytpl.continueReq(secondResultBatch.continuation);
// You can now use the .items property of all result batches e.g.:
console.log(firstResultBatch.items);
console.log(secondResultBatch.items);
console.log(thirdResultBatch.items);- returns a Promise resolving into
{ continuation, items }
Returns true if able to parse out a (formally) valid playlist ID.
Returns a playlist ID from a YouTube URL. Can be called with the playlist ID directly, in which case it just resolves.
- returns a promise resolving into a string containing the id
npm install --save ytpl
MIT