WWW::PipeViewer::InitialData − Extract initial data.
use
WWW::PipeViewer;
my $obj = WWW::PipeViewer−>new(%opts);
my $results = $obj−>yt_search(q => $keywords);
my $playlists =
$obj−>yt_channel_created_playlists($channel_ID);
Get video info for a given YouTube video ID, by scrapping the YouTube "watch" page.
Search for videos given a keyword string (uri−escaped).
Search for videos given a keyword string (uri−escaped) from a given channel ID or username.
Latest uploads for a given channel ID or username.
Additionally, for getting the popular videos, call the function with the arguments:
sort_by => 'popular',
Latest streams for a given channel ID or username.
Additionally, for getting the popular streams, call the function with the arguments:
sort_by => 'popular',
Latest short videos for a given channel ID or username.
Additionally, for getting the popular short videos, call the function with the arguments:
sort_by => 'popular',
Channel info (such as title) for a given channel ID or username.
Exact the channel title (as a string) for a given channel ID or username.
Exact the channel ID (as a string) for a given channel username.
Playlists created by a given channel ID or username.
All playlists for a given channel ID or username.
Videos from a given playlist ID.
Load more items from a playlist, given a continuation token.
Load more search results, given a continuation token.
Trizen, "<echo dHJpemVuQHByb3Rvbm1haWwuY29tCg== | base64 −d>"
You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.
perldoc WWW::PipeViewer::InitialData
Copyright 2013−2015 Trizen.
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