Clone the directory and run ./termtube.py -h from the TermTube directory to get instructions on how to use the script.
This is a script that lets you watch Youtube videos on the command line!
This script now also gives you a personalised feed of youtube videos. It reads the channel names from a list that you pass as a argument and prints out the 3 latest videos of each channel. Use the -f <channel-list> option, and replace <channel-list> with the name of the file with the list of channels, to use this. Make sure that the 'channel-list' file exists in the directory you're running the script from. You can add comments to this file by adding # at the start of a line.
To download videos with this script, use the -d option. Check the help menu for more details.
Playlists can be downloaded using the -p option. Check the help menu for more details.
To get RSS links for your favourite channels, use the -rss option.
It uses the python-mpv library to do this. There is also an option in the script that lets you use the already installed mpv in your system which has been commented out. It also uses the youtube-search library. Take a look at the script to know what you need to have installed before you can run it.
More features will be added soon!
termtube 3 'call me kevin' This prints out 5 videos with the query 'call me kevin' and asks you which one you want to play. If the number isn't specified, it prints out 5 videos. The max is 18.
termtube -f sublist This prints out the latest 3 videos from the channels in the file 'subfile' and asks you which one you want to play.
termtube -d 'call me kevin' This prints out videos with the query 'call me kevin' adn asks you which one you want to download.
termtube -p 'call me kevin' This prints out playlists for you to download.
termtube -rss sublist This gets rss feed links for all the channels in the file 'subfile'
- uyts : `pip install unlimited-youtube-search` This is a pretty big library but it makes searching youtube a lot better than any of the other ones.
- youtube_dl : `pip install youtube_dl` This is what helps with downloading the videos.
- requests : `pip install requests`
- bs4 : `pip install beautifulsoup4`
- mpv : `pip install python-mpv` This is what plays the videos
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