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scraps youtube playlist metadata and all its videos (not limited to 100), does not require API key
Tiny module to scrap youtube playlist or album metadata and their videos (not limited to 100)
npm install ytfps
const ytfps = require('ytfps');
// TypeScript: import ytfps from 'ytfps'; //with --esModuleInterop
ytfps('PLAbeRqyTx1rIGWY13HgPyh0VF0LdoTQFp').then(playlist => {
do_something(playlist);
}).catch(err => {
handle_error(err);
});
//you can also pass an YTFPSOptions object to limit the amount of videos you want to scrap:
let playlist = await ytfps(playlistId, { limit: 13 });
ytfps(id, opts?);
Scraps the supplied playlist and returns a promise with its metadata.
id
opts
interface YTFPSOptions {
limit?: number
}
MIT
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scraps youtube playlist metadata and all its videos (not limited to 100), does not require API key
The npm package ytfps receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, ytfps popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ytfps demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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