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YouTube Music API (Unofficial) is a YouTube Music data scraper. It comes with TypeScript support API for return types. The NPM package can be found here
I used to use youtube-music-api as my youtube music api data scraper. I liked looking into the source code of how it works but it never made sense to me. I also didn't like that there were no TypeScript annotations for the return types of methods. Because of this, I decided to build my own version of a youtube music api with TypeScript annotations, testing and written in a way I can understand.
import YTMusic from "ytmusic-api"
const ytmusic = new YTMusic()
await ytmusic.initialize(/* Optional: Custom cookies */)
ytmusic.search("Never gonna give you up").then(songs => {
console.log(songs)
})
A lot of the credit should go to youtube-music-api. I build this package as a refactored and tested version of youtube-music-api with TypeScript annotations
YTMusic API's data return types are tested with Bun Test. To run the tests, run the command
$ bun test
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YouTube Music API
The npm package ytmusic-api receives a total of 293 weekly downloads. As such, ytmusic-api popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ytmusic-api demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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