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Add latest YouTube video block to home page #137
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Not sure if this is too late but I found this on Stack Overflow; https://stackoverflow.com/a/23253789 All that's left is getting the latest video ID. |
This script gets the video ID and name using yt-dlp if you are intersted. That would allow you to link directly to the video if you want. yt-dlp spits out other information that could be useful. Then the only thing would be figuring how to update the homepage with that info.
Some other fields that might be useful
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Isn't that a CLI tool? |
Yes.
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Subject: Re: [geerlingguy/jeffgeerling-com] Add latest YouTube video block to home page (Issue #137)
This script gets the video ID and name using yt-dlp if you are intersted. That would allow you to link directly to the video if you want. yt-dlp spits out other information that could be useful. Then the only thing would be figuring how to update the homepage with that info.
yt-dlp --playlist-items 1 --skip-download --dump-json 'https://www.youtube.com/c/JeffGeerling' | jq '.id, .title'
Some other fields that might be useful
"webpage_url",
"upload_date",
"view_count".
"categories[]",
"categories[]",
"like_count",
"fulltitle",
"width",
"height",
"resolution",
"thumbnail",
"description",
Isn't that a CLI tool?
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And this is a website |
Yes it is a command line tool. Yes, we are talking about content on a website. However, this website we are talking about has a way to update content through some sort of API. I imagine it would not be hard to have a script run the command out of a cron job and update the page using curl. If not, a plugin could likely also be written to run the command on the server. There is also the possibility of using an iframe or something similar to embed a page that shows the video or other info using a page rendered using CGI, go webapp, python webapp, nodejs webapp, etc. The Json output could also be saved to a file accessable to the public updated by a cron job and accessed by a plugin or via client side javascript. |
Yeah, I guess that works |
I'd like to have a custom block which displays a video thumbnail, then title, then date, for the three most recent YouTube videos on my channel. There's gotta be some simple API I could use to get this to automatically pull in. Set a cache on the block so it generates once every hour or so, and bob's your uncle!
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