Youtube catcher

[aescraft]

When someone posts a link to youtube, the skipt addon get the video name for broadcasts.

 

[ShaneBee]

This is already possible. Heres some messy code I made for this. Requires skQuery, Reqn, TuSKe, skript-json and possibly some other stuff I'm forgetting.

function getYTID(u: text) :: objects:
  set {_r} to "(?:[?&]v=|\/embed\/|\/1\/|\/v\/|https:\/\/(?:www\.)?youtu\.be\/)([^&\n?##]+)"
  set {_g::*} to groups 1 of {_u} matched to {_r}
  set {_u::1} to {_g::1}
  set {_r} to "&list"
  replace all "§" in {_r} with "&"
  replace all "§" in {_u::1} with "&"
  if {_u::1} contains "%{_r}%":
    set {_s::*} to split {_u::1} at "%{_r}%"
    set {_u::1} to {_s::1}
  set {_u::2} to "https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/videos?id=%{_u::1}%&key={@key}&part=snippet"
  replace all "§" in {_u::*} with "&"
  return {_u::*}

        if {_t::2} regex matches "^(https?\:\/\/)?(www\.)?(youtube\.com|youtu\.?be)\/.+$":
          set {_v::*} to getYTID({_t::2})
          send a request to "%{_v::2}%"
          set {_h} to last http response
          map json {_h}'s body to {_j::*}
          if {_j::pageInfo::resultsPerPage} is 0:
            set {_i} to true
          else:
            set {_i::1} to {_j::items::1::snippet::title}
            set {_i::2} to {_j::items::1::snippet::channeltitle}
            set {_i::3} to {_j::items::1::snippet::thumbnails::default::url}
            set {_i::4} to {_i}

where {_t::2} is a youtube URL

 

[ShaneBee]

This is already possible. Heres some messy code I made for this. Requires skQuery, Reqn, TuSKe, skript-json and possibly some other stuff I'm forgetting.

function getYTID(u: text) :: objects:
  set {_r} to "(?:[?&]v=|\/embed\/|\/1\/|\/v\/|https:\/\/(?:www\.)?youtu\.be\/)([^&\n?##]+)"
  set {_g::*} to groups 1 of {_u} matched to {_r}
  set {_u::1} to {_g::1}
  set {_r} to "&list"
  replace all "§" in {_r} with "&"
  replace all "§" in {_u::1} with "&"
  if {_u::1} contains "%{_r}%":
    set {_s::*} to split {_u::1} at "%{_r}%"
    set {_u::1} to {_s::1}
  set {_u::2} to "https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/videos?id=%{_u::1}%&key={@key}&part=snippet"
  replace all "§" in {_u::*} with "&"
  return {_u::*}

        if {_t::2} regex matches "^(https?\:\/\/)?(www\.)?(youtube\.com|youtu\.?be)\/.+$":
          set {_v::*} to getYTID({_t::2})
          send a request to "%{_v::2}%"
          set {_h} to last http response
          map json {_h}'s body to {_j::*}
          if {_j::pageInfo::resultsPerPage} is 0:
            set {_i} to true
          else:
            set {_i::1} to {_j::items::1::snippet::title}
            set {_i::2} to {_j::items::1::snippet::channeltitle}
            set {_i::3} to {_j::items::1::snippet::thumbnails::default::url}
            set {_i::4} to {_i}

where {_t::2} is a youtube URL

Wow, can you describe the code for me? Some stuff there is new for me.

 

[ShaneBee]

set {_g::*} to groups 1 of {_u} matched to {_r}

You can use the regex replace expression of TuSKe instead of that and you can get rid of skQuery.

 

[ShaneBee]

You can use the regex replace expression of TuSKe instead of that and you can get rid of skQuery.

I tried that, but I couldn't figure out the issue I was having with it, and neither could Tuke, so I just used skquery.

Wow, can you describe the code for me? Some stuff there is new for me.

I can't really explain it, but for the first function if you give it a youtube url, it will spit out both a list where the first value is the ID and the second is the URL to the api with the ID included. For the second one you send a request to google's api then map the json response to a list variable and then I just make it easy to remember by assigning the title, channel and thumbnail to a easy to use and remember list variable. To use these you need a youtube API key which is free but you'll have to either hardcore it in or use it as an option (i use the option "key" in that example)