umph


Command line tool for parsing YouTube feeds

About

umph is a command line tool for parsing Youtube feeds. It can parse playlists, favorite lists, and user upload lists.

umph prints the found URLs to the standard output, each URL separated with a newline. It can be used to select the feed items by using the "--interactive" prompt.

News

| 2012-11-25 | umph 0.2.5 released | |:-----------|:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 2012-11-24 | umph 0.2.4 released | | 2012-04-24 | umph 0.2.3 released | | 2012-04-23 | umph 0.2.2 released |

Synopsis

umph [-q] [-i] [--csv | --json] [--type=<value>] [[--all | [--start-index=<value>] [--max-results=<value>]] [--proxy=<addr> | --no-proxy] [--user-agent=<value>] [--help] <playlist_id> | <username>

Examples

```

Get the playlist "AAF3A1D0CA1E304F".

umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F

Same as above but get the items 11-20 from the playlist.

umph -s 11 -m 10 AAF3A1D0CA1E304F

Get the entire playlist.

umph -a AAF3A1D0CA1E304F

Get the favorites for user "foo".

umph -t f foo

Get the uploads for user "foo".

umph -t u foo

Download the playlist items using cclive(1).

umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F | cclive

Same but choose which of the videos to download.

umph -i AAF3A1D0CA1E304F | cclive ```

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See also

Project Information

  • License: GNU GPL v3
  • 12 stars
  • svn-based source control

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YouTube