This project is a simple minor mode for Emacs to interact with the YouTube Data API v3.
This mode allows the user to perform basic YouTube playlist management from within Emacs. It does not aim to provide comprehensive coverage of the YouTube Data API.
- I want to list the items I’ve saved in one of my YouTube playlists, choose one, and open it in a browser.
- Given a URL for a YouTube video, I want to add it to one of my playlists.
- I want to remove an item from one of my playlists.
This mode exposes commands to:
list-playlists
- list a user’s playlists
create-playlist
- creates a new named playlist for a user
delete-playlist
- deletes a playlist for a user
list-playlist-items
- list the items in a user’s given playlist
add-item-to-playlist
- adds an item to a user’s playlist
remove-item-from-playlist
- removes an item from a user’s playlist
- Sensitive credentials such as Oauth client ids and credentials or API keys
should be stored securely using a method which is idiomatic for Emacs Lisp code.
- Built-in libraries and modes should be used.
- If an API is complex or requires several steps, a simplified wrapper API should be created to streamline its use.
- Many users of this project will use Mac OS. Consider this when devising the best implementation approach. For example, it may (or may not) be a good idea to use the Mac OS Keychain. Consider the pros and cons before selecting the best choice.