This is an simple Youtube-clone only front-end part made using Reactjs, JS, Tailwindcss, Redux store.I have make use of various Youtube v3 API's.
Infinite Scrolling.
Fully optimized search bar implemented using useMemo, debouncing.
Live chat will be display if the video is liveBroadcast. Although the data's are dummy, because i can't find any youtube api which fetches live Chat from Youtube.So hardcoded as of now.
Implemented N-level comment Section.
Also implemented an side NavBar using redux-store.\
I believe there is lot of scope for improvement yet to be done.
You will need an API key from Google Cloud console (you can get yours from console.cloud.google.com) Once you have the api key, just create an <any_name>.js file on the same level as App.js and put this line -> export const GOOGLE_API = <your_api_key> You are good to go now, just run npm start and done.
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