		'use strict';
		Object.defineProperty(exports, '__esModule', { value: true });

		////////////////////////////////////
		// Private keystore for searches //
		////////////////////////////////////

		const _keystore = new WeakMap();

		///////////////////////
		@@ -41,3 +47,3 @@ // Utility constants //
		/**
		* constructor - Creates a search object with a given query
		* constructor - Creates a search object with a given query (but does not perform the actual search).
		*
		@@ -62,11 +68,19 @@ * @param {string} query - The Search query
		* @instance
		* @param {Object=} [options={}] - Optional search options
		* @param {Object=} [options={}] - Optional search options
		* @param {string=} [apikey] - The api key to use for this search.
		* If none is specified the last used apikey will be used in the search.
		* If this is the first time search() is invoked on this YTSearch apikey must be given.
		* @return {YTSearch} - The YTSearch object populated with search results.
		*/
		search ( options ) {
		this.options = options\|\|{};
		search ( options, { key: apikey } ) {

		return new Promise( (res, rej) => {
		this.options = Object.assign( {}, options );

		if(!apikey&&!_keystore.get(this)) rej('No token');
		const theKey = apikey\|\|_keystore.get(this);
		_keystore.set(this, theKey);

		const searchParams = {
		key: _keystore.get(this),
		maxResults: this.options.maxResults \|\| 10,
		@@ -91,3 +105,3 @@ part: 'snippet',
		needle.get( queryUrl, (error, response) => {
		if(error) rej(err);
		if(error) rej(error);
		if(response.statusCode!=200) rej(`Error code: ${response.statusCode}`);
		@@ -126,3 +140,3 @@ const body = response.body;
		try{
		res( await this.search(Object.assign( newOptions, {pageToken: this.nextPageToken})) );
		res( await this.search(Object.assign(newOptions, {pageToken: this.nextPageToken})) );
		}catch(err){
		@@ -135,3 +149,3 @@ rej(err);
		/**
		* prevPage - Updates the search object, populating it with data from the next page
		* prevPage - Updates the search object, populating it with data from the previous page
		*
		@@ -138,0 +152,0 @@ * @memberof YTSearch

lib/struct/YTSearcher.js

		@@ -76,3 +76,3 @@ 'use strict';
		return new YTSearch( query )
		.search( Object.assign({}, this.defaultoptions\|\|{}, options\|\|{}, { key: _key.get(this) }) );
		.search( Object.assign({}, this.defaultoptions\|\|{}, options\|\|{}), { key: _key.get(this) } );
		}
		@@ -79,0 +79,0 @@ };

package.json

		{
		"name": "ytsearcher",
		"version": "1.0.2",
		"version": "1.0.3",
		"description": "A nodejs package that provides an easy-to-use promise-based system of getting youtube search results",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "main": "index.js",

README.md

		@@ -16,3 +16,4 @@ # YTSearcher

		By default the api key will be irretrievable. To enable access to `searcher.key` create the object like so:
		By default the api key will be irretrievable.
		To enable access to `searcher.key` create the object like so:

		@@ -26,2 +27,5 @@ const searcher2 = new YTSearcher( {

		This package interacts directly with google's api. The base url can be retrieved by doing
		```const { apiurl } = require('ytsearcher');```

		// result will be a YTSearch object.
		@@ -35,19 +39,81 @@ let resultA = await searcher.search('A Search Query');

		Or you can fetch the list via:
		```const { validOptions } = require('ytsearcher');``` which will return the array.

		Examples

		// For example, to grab only video results from a search query:
		let resultC = await searcher.search('A Third Query', { type: 'video' });


		// This will log the first search result.
		// This shortcut will log the first search result (in the active page).
		console.log(result.first);

		// This will log the url of the first search result.
		// This will log the url of the first search result (in the active page).
		console.log(result.first.url);

		// A YTSearch has a built in page flipper, which will update the properties of YTSearch, including `first`. These will return null when the last and first page have been hit (respectively).
		### Pagination

		A YTSearch has a built in page flipper, which will update the properties of YTSearch, including search.first.

		// These will return null when the last and first page have been hit (respectively).
		await result.nextPage();
		await result.prevPage();

		// result.currentPage is an array of objects containing the current active page in the search object.
		const currentPage = result.currentPage

		// To print everything in the current page.
		console.log(currentPage);

		// You can also get individual elements from it like so:
		console.log(currentPage.first());
		console.log(currentPage.last());
		console.log(currentPage[1]);

		### Summary example to get the url of the second result on the second page of a video-only search (assuming both the page and the result exist):

		For async methods:

		const APIKEY = "12345"; // replace me
		const QUERY = "Anthing you want"; // replace me too

		const { YTSearcher } = require( 'ytsearcher' );
		const ytsearcher = new YTSearcher( APIKEY );

		const searchResult = await ytsearcher.search( QUERY, { type: 'video' } );

		const secondPage = await searchResult.nextPage();
		// secondPage is same object as searchResult

		const page = secondPage.currentPage;
		const videoEntry = page[1];

		console.log( videoEntry.url );

		For completely non-async methods:

		const APIKEY = "12345"; // replace me
		const QUERY = "Anything you want"; // replace me too

		const { YTSearcher } = require( 'ytsearcher' );
		const ytsearcher = new YTSearcher( APIKEY );

		ytsearcher.search( QUERY, { type: 'video' } )
		.then( searchResult => {

		searchResult.nextPage()
		.then( secondPage => {
		// secondPage is same object as searchResult

		const page = secondPage.currentPage;
		const videoEntry = page[1];

		console.log( videoEntry.url );
		});
		});

		The Search Query can be anything, including a youtube link itself.

		Searches may error, and if an error code is available it will be in the error. A list of possible errors responses is available here: [https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v3/errors](https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/core/v3/errors)

		Full docs are available here: [http://ytsearcher.willyz.cf](https://ytsearcher.willyz.cf)

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