2.6.0

• add ability to hydrate channel metadata by channel handles

2.5.0

• Fix the parsing error for channels
• Add the ability to choose encoding for CSV export in all commands

2.4.1

• Fix parsing error for search results type channel

v2.3.0b

• Added an option in youte comments to also retrieve replies if available.
• Added a new youte parse command to parse raw JSON output to CSV.

v.2.2.2

• Fix type annotation error in pydantic using pre-existing type in 3.8
• Fix issue flattening json to csv

v2.2.0

• Include youte metadata in all query output
• Add DeprecationWarning to related-to command as that has been planned for deprecation by YouTube API
• Small bugfix for full-archive command

2.1.0

• added full-archive: the ability to run a full search archive workflow in one command
• improved logging messages: now you can set the verbosity of logging messages for debugging purpose

2.0.1

Documentation

• Changed docstring style to Google
• API reference now included in Readthedocs

2.0.0

Several major changes are made in youte 2.0. To better correspond with YouTube API endpoints and avoid confusion:

• youte hydrate is now broken down to youte videos and youte channels,
• youte get-comments is now youte comments and youte replies.
• youte most-popular is now youte chart
• youte get-related is now youte related-to

Furthermore:

• Resuming search is no longer available. Instead, you can set a limit on the number of search pages returned to avoid exhausting your API quota.
• All youte commands that retrieve data from YouTube API now won't print results to the shell, but store them in a specified json or jsonl file. This is to avoid clogging up the shell.
• Tidying to an SQlite database is temporarily removed. The ability to tidy data into flat CSVs remains.

1.2.0

• Add the option to limit search result pages
• youte tidy can now process multiple JSON at once