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github.com/lemonase/youtube-meme-api
The intention of this API is to fetch random meme videos/playlist/channels from a Google Sheet and learn a little bit about Go while doing it.
The API uses the Go standard library to route HTTP paths to functions.
All "backend" data for this project is stored in this sheet for ease of editing and sharing. Recommendations can be added using this form
The "frontend" is a single index.html
template with embedded iframes for the YT video and form (this is served by Go's builtin http server).
The data is fetched from the Google Sheets API with the Go client library. Additional video/playlist info is retrieved from the YouTube Data API with the associated Go library.
Hosted on Heroku: https://youtube-meme-api.herokuapp.com
/
- Home page/api/
- See all available endpoints/api/v1/random/video
- Gets a random video/api/v1/random/playlist
- Gets a random playlist/api/v1/random/playlist/item
- Gets a random playlist item (playlist video)/api/v1/random/channel
- Gets a random channel/api/v1/all/video
- Gets all videos/api/v1/all/playlist
- Gets all playlists/api/v1/all/playlist/item
- Gets all playlists items/videos/api/v1/all/channel
- Gets all channelsGo to https://youtube-meme-api.herokuapp.com The default video is a randomized playlist item from the sheet.
endpoint="https://youtube-meme-api.herokuapp.com/api/v1/random/playlist/item"
vid_id="$(curl -sSL $endpoint | jq .contentDetails.videoId | sed 's/"//g')"
vid_url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=$vid_id"
# on linux
xdg-open $vid_url
# on mac
open $vid_url
$endpoint = "https://youtube-meme-api.herokuapp.com/api/v1/random/playlist/item"
$vid_id = ((iwr "$endpoint").Content | ConvertFrom-Json).contentDetails.videoId
$vid_url = "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=$vid_id"
start chrome $vid_url
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