# vodtwitch + <a href="https://github.com/golangf/youtubeuploader">YoutubeUploader</a>

> Download any public vod from Twitch and automatically upload at YouTube
<br /> from 144p to 1080p

<a href="https://npmjs.org/package/twitchvod-youtube">
  <img src="https://img.shields.io/npm/v/twitchvod-youtube.svg"
       alt="npm version">
</a>

<a href="https://github.com/matschik/vodtwitch/blob/master/LICENSE">
  <img src="https://img.shields.io/npm/l/vodtwitch.svg"
       alt="license">
</a>
<br/>

## Install

```bash
npm install twitchvod-youtube
# yarn add twitchvod-youtube
```

## Setup YoutubeUploader

### install

1. Download for your OS from <a href="https://github.com/golangf/youtubeuploader/releases">releases</a>.
2. Extract it to a directory and add the directory to `PATH`.


### get client id

1. Create an [account] on [Google Cloud Platform].
2. Create a [new project], and select it.
3. Enable [YouTube Data API] for the project.
4. Add [credentials] to your project.
5. Which API are you using? `YouTube Data API v3`.
6. Where will you be calling the API from? `Web server`.
7. What data will you be accessing? `User data`.
8. Select `What credentials do I need?`.
9. Create an OAuth 2.0 client ID.
10. Name: `youtubeuploader` (your choice).
11. Authorized JavaScript origins: `http://localhost:8080`.
12. Authorized redirect URIs: `http://localhost:8080/oauth2callback`.
13. Select `Create OAuth client ID`.
14. Set up the OAuth 2.0 consent screen.
15. Email address: (it should be correct).
16. Product name shown to users: `youtubeuploader` (your choice).
17. Select `Continue`.
18. Download credentials.
19. Select `Download`, then `Done`.
21. Copy downloaded file (`client_id.json`) to a directory.


### get client token

1. Open [console] in the above directory.
2. Run `youtubeuploader -v client_id.json`.
3. OAuth page will be opened in browser.
3. Choose an account, videos will be uploaded here.
4. `youtubeuploader` wants to access your Google Account.
5. Select `Allow`, and close browser window.
6. `client_token.json` should be created.

### reference

```bash
youtubeuploader [options]
# --help:    show help
# --version: show version
# -l, --log:       enable log
# -i, --id:        set video id (for update)
# -v, --video:     set input video file/URL
# -t, --thumbnail: set input thumbnail file/URL
# -c, --caption:   set input caption file/URL
# -m, --meta:      set input meta file
# -d, --descriptionpath: set input description file
# -ci, --client_id:      set client id credentials path (client_id.json)
# -ct, --client_token:   set client token credentials path (client_token.json)
# -ot, --title:         set title (video)
# -od, --description:   set description (video)
# -ok, --tags:          set tags/keywords
# -ol, --language:      set language (en)
# -oc, --category:      set category (people and blobd)
# -op, --privacystatus: set privacy status (public)
# -oe, --embeddable:    enable to be embeddable
# -ol, --license:       set license (standard)
# -os, --publicstatsviewable: enable public stats to be viewable
# -opa, --publishat:          set publish time
# -ord, --recordingdate:  set recording date
# -opi, --playlistids:    set playlist ids
# -opt, --playlisttitles: set playlist titles
# -ola, --location_latitude:   set latitude coordinate
# -olo, --location_longitude:  set longitude coordinate
# -old, --locationdescription: set location description
# -uc, --upload_chunk:  set upload chunk size in bytes (8388608)
# -ur, --upload_rate:   set upload rate limit in kbps (no limit)
# -ut, --upload_time:   set upload time limit ex- "10:00-14:00"
# -ap, --auth_port:     set OAuth request port (8080)
# -ah, --auth_headless: enable browserless OAuth process
```

## Usage

It will save to your current directory as `{vodID}.mp4`.

### NodeJS

```js
const twitchvod = require("twitchvod-youtube");

twitchvod({vodID}, {privacystatus: 'public', log: true, title: `Test title`, description: 'Test description'});

```

## Information
twitchvod-youtube is based on <a href="https://github.com/matschik/vodtwitch">VodTwitch❤️</a>