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Use yeetube-check-if-youtube to seperate searching process.
Adjust yeetube-query-url since both invidious and youtube can use
URL/search?q=
Everything else remains the same since they are almost identical.
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This was used in yeetube-search.
Keeping them seperate to make debugging easier & make it less
spaghetti like
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Check if it's youtube
Will be used to differentiate between invidious/youtube
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This marks version v0.0.1 making it a "usable" package
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Add yeetube-change-download-audio-format keybinding, making it easier
to change it by default.
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Use push-mark and let a variable for buffer to always switch.
Replace kill-visual-line with kill-region to not mess with the
kill-ring
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Create an interactive function to change download audio format &
watch for its value using variable watchers using yeetube-update-info
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Add _ for 'operation' and 'where'
Change 'string-equal to 'equal(personal preference)
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Update yeetube-player and yeetube-download-directory displayed
in *Yeetube Search* buffer each time user changes their values
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Create a yeetube-info function that displays
- Yeetube Player
- Yeetube Download Directory
when yeetube-info-keys t display default keybindings
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Display Download directory & yeetube player
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If yeetube-download-audio-format, covert to the specified format.
If nil use the default.
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Use shell-quote-arguments and fix download as audio format
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Redo this function using call-process-shell-command & kill all
previous commands with 'yeetube-player'
This way the user can just select video/song to play and get back to
whatever he was working on, without generating new buffers that
async-shell-command does.
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Fix header issues with `package-lint`.
Add quit key(q) to make it more like a special-mode buffer.
speical-mode could be an option, but using org-mode it's easier to
make the search results look decent.
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- Add minor mode
- Define keybindings and doc them to *Yeetube-Search* buffer
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- Searches for X amount of videoids and videotitles
- Creates a read only org buffer and inserts the results
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- yt-search-for: Defining the amount of search results
- yt-player: Define video player as command using a string
- yt-download-directory: Define download directory
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custom yt-search-query, youtube is the default, but in hopefully in
the future it won't be youtube specific.
yt-search only searches for a single url for now, just for testing
purposes.
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