BasicYoutube

A basic youtube rails library created to provide access to public data.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'basic_youtube'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install basic_youtube

Usage

> channel = BasicYoutube::Channel.new("BananaNeil")


> video = BasicYoutube::Video.new("VzWnMh-roJE")

Channel Responds to the following methods:

> channel.age
> channel.author
> channel.category
> channel.company
> channel.contact_count
> channel.contacts
> channel.content
> channel.description
> channel.entry
> channel.favorite_count
> channel.favorites
> channel.feed_link
> channel.first_name
> channel.gender
> channel.hours_uploaded
> channel.id
> channel.inbox
> channel.last_web_access
> channel.link
> channel.location
> channel.name
> channel.new_subscription_videos
> channel.occupation
> channel.playlists
> channel.published
> channel.pull_videos
> channel.pull_all_videos
> channel.pull_raw_videos
> channel.statistics
> channel.subscriber_count
> channel.subscription_count
> channel.subscriptions
> channel.thumbnail
> channel.title
> channel.total_upload_views
> channel.updated
> channel.upload_count
> channel.uploads
> channel.uri
> channel.username
> channel.video_watch_count
> channel.view_count


## Video Responds to the following methods:

> video.api_link
> video.author
> average_rating
> video.category
> video.comments
> video.content
> video.description
> video.direct_link
> video.dislikes
> video.duration
> video.entry
> video.favorite_count
> video.group
> video.hours
> video.id
> video.keywords
> video.likes
> video.link
> video.minutes
> video.mobile_link
> video.player
> video.published
> video.rating
> video.raw_api_link
> video.raw_direct_link
> video.raw_mobile_link
> video.raw_related_videos
> video.raw_video_responses
> video.related_videos
> video.seconds
> video.statistics
> video.thumbnail
> video.title
> video.updated
> video.video_responses
> video.view_count
> video.where

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request