| python-youtube-downloader | |
| ========================= | |
| Still needs a bit of cleaning up, and has a couple bugs, not bad for a | |
| couple hours of hackin'. I should have them fixed quickly though. Enjoy! | |
| TODO | |
| ---- | |
| 1. Add a couple small features, like output path. | |
| 2. Write unit tests. | |
| 3. Add setup.py. | |
| Installation | |
| ------------ | |
| 1. Add it to your PYTHON PATH if you'd like, not much to her. | |
| Usage example | |
| ------------- | |
| :: | |
| >>> from youtube import YouTube | |
| >>> yt = YouTube() | |
| >>> yt.url = "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ik-RsDGPI5Y" | |
| >>> # View all encoding/quality options. | |
| >>> yt.videos | |
| [<Video: mp4 - 720p>, | |
| <Video: webm - 480p>, | |
| <Video: flv - 480p>, | |
| <Video: webm - 360p>, | |
| <Video: flv - 360p>, | |
| <Video: mp4 - 360p>, | |
| <Video: flv - 224p>] | |
| >>> #Set the filename, or get the default. | |
| >>> yt.filename | |
| 'Pulp Fiction - Dancing Scene' | |
| >>> # Similar to the Django ORM, you can filter. | |
| >>> yt.filter('flv') | |
| [<Video: flv - 480p>, <Video: flv - 360p>, <Video: flv - 224p>] | |
| >>> yt.filter(res='480p') | |
| [<Video: webm - 480p>, <Video: flv - 480p>] | |
| >>> # You can even use get() | |
| >>> video = yt.get('mp4', '720p') | |
| >>> # Okay, let's download! | |
| >>> video.download() | |
| Downloading: Pulp Fiction - Dancing Scene.mp4 Bytes: 37561829 | |
| 37561829 [100.00%] | |