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Upload videos to YouTube using the internal YouTube API


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youtube-up

Upload videos to YouTube using the internal YouTube API.

Installation

From PyPI:

pip install youtube-up

Documentation

https://7x11x13.xyz/youtube-up/youtube_up

Examples

Upload a video

from youtube_up import AllowCommentsEnum, Metadata, PrivacyEnum, YTUploaderSession

uploader = YTUploaderSession.from_cookies_txt("cookies/cookies.txt")
metadata = Metadata(
    title="Video title",
    description="Video description",
    privacy=PrivacyEnum.PUBLIC,
    made_for_kids=False,
    allow_comments_mode=AllowCommentsEnum.HOLD_ALL,
)
uploader.upload("video.webm", metadata)

Note that for Enum-type parameters we can either pass the Enum itself (as shown above), or the Enum value, or the Enum key, as a string. For example, instead of writing

allow_comments_mode=AllowCommentsEnum.HOLD_ALL

we could instead write allow_comments_mode="HOLD_ALL" or allow_comments_mode="APPROVED_COMMENTS"

Note about cookies.txt format

The cookies file must be in Netscape cookies.txt format. See the following browser extensions for exporting cookies in the correct format:

Upload multiple videos

from youtube_up import Metadata, YTUploaderSession

uploader = YTUploaderSession.from_cookies_txt("cookies/cookies.txt")
metadata_1 = Metadata(
    title="Video 1",
)
metadata_2 = Metadata(
    title="Video 2",
)
uploader.upload("video1.webm", metadata_1)
uploader.upload("video2.webm", metadata_2)

Upload to a new or existing playlist

from youtube_up import Metadata, YTUploaderSession, Playlist

uploader = YTUploaderSession.from_cookies_txt("cookies/cookies.txt")
metadata = Metadata(
    title="Video 1",
    playlists=[
        Playlist(
            "Songs by me",
            description="Playlist that will only be created if "
            "no playlist exists with the title 'Songs by me'",
            create_if_title_doesnt_exist=True,
            create_if_title_exists=False,
        ),
        Playlist(
            "test playlist",
            description="Playlist that video will be added to "
            "only if it exists already. This description does "
            "nothing.",
            create_if_title_doesnt_exist=False,
            create_if_title_exists=False,
        ),
        Playlist(
            "Album",
            description="Playlist will be created even if there"
            " is already a playlist with the name 'Album'"
            create_if_title_doesnt_exist=True,
            create_if_title_exists=True,
        ),
    ],
)
uploader.upload("video.webm", metadata)

CLI

youtube-up comes with a CLI app for uploading videos. For example, if we wanted to create a public video with the title "Video title", we would execute the following command: youtube-up video video.webm --title="Video title" --cookies_file="cookies/cookies.txt" --privacy="PUBLIC"

The app can also take a JSON file as input. For example, the following JSON file would upload one video to a new or existing playlist called "Music" and one video which is set to premiere on December 25th, 2023 at 5 PM (local time).

[
    {
        "file": "song.webm",
        "metadata": {
            "title": "New song",
            "privacy": "PUBLIC",
            "playlists": [
                {
                    "title": "Music"
                }
            ]
        }
    },
    {
        "file": "premiere.webm",
        "metadata": {
            "title": "Special Announcement",
            "scheduled_upload": "2023-12-25T17:00:00",
            "premiere_countdown_duration": "ONE_MIN",
            "premiere_theme": "BRIGHT"
        }
    }
]

If we wanted the video to premiere at 5 PM GMT, would could have written "2023-12-25T17:00:00+00:00" instead. We then run

youtube-up json metadata.json --cookies_file="cookies/cookies.txt"

to upload these videos.

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