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ytscr

v1.0.5

Published

YTSCR (YouTube Scraper) is a versatile tool designed for efficiently scraping YouTube channels' videos, streams, shorts, and video information.

Downloads

42

Readme

YTSCR

YTSCR (YouTube Scraper) is a versatile tool designed for efficiently scraping YouTube channels' videos, streams, shorts, and video information.

Features

  • Efficiency: YTSCR offers rapid scraping capabilities, facilitating quick retrieval of desired data.
  • User-Friendly: With its intuitive interface, YTSCR is accessible to both novice and experienced users alike.
  • Minimal Dependencies: YTSCR is built with minimal dependencies, ensuring a streamlined experience for integration into various projects.

Usage

Below is a straightforward example demonstrating how to utilize YTSCR to retrieve videos from a YouTube channel using TypeScript:

import { getVideos } from 'ytscr';

async function main() {
  console.log(await getVideos('@MrBeast'));
}

main();

While YTSCR primarily supports ESM/ModernJS, it can also be used with JavaScript. However, please note that JavaScript usage is limited to environments supporting ESM/ModernJS.

import { getVideos } from 'ytscr';

async function main() {
  console.log(await getVideos('@MrBeast'));
}

main();

API Reference

  • getVideos(channelId: string) => Promise<Video[] | { message: string }>

    • Retrieves an array of videos from a specific channel. Returns a message object if there was any error.
  • getStreams(channelId: string) => Promise<Stream[] | { message: string }>

    • Retrieves an array of live streams from a specific channel. Returns a message object if there was any error.
  • getShorts(channelId: string) => Promise<Short[] | { message: string }>

    • Retrieves an array of short videos from a specific channel. Returns a message object if there was any error.
  • getAll(channelId: string) => Promise<AllResponse>

    • Retrieves three different arrays of videos, streams, and shorts from a specific channel. Returns an empty array for each if there was any error.
  • getInfo(videoId: string) => Promise<Info | {message: string}>

    • Retrieves an object containing information of the provided video id. Returns a message object if there was any error.

Contribution

Contributions to YTSCR are welcome and encouraged! If you'd like to contribute to the project, please follow these guidelines:

  1. Fork the YTSCR repository on GitHub.
  2. Make your changes in a feature branch.
  3. Ensure that your code adheres to the project's coding style and guidelines.
  4. Write clear, concise commit messages.
  5. Submit a pull request detailing your changes, along with a brief description of the modifications.

Thank you for considering contributing to YTSCR! Your help is greatly appreciated.

Note for Contributors

Please note that this project was initialized in Bun. Make sure you have Bun installed in your machine so you can contribute without any runtime errors.