Please keep this fork active by fixing yt-dlp errors

[lindionez]

WARNING: Could not parse decipher function.
Stream URLs will be missing.
Please report this issue by uploading the "1758674994945-player-script.js" file on distubejs#144.
WARNING: Could not parse n transform function.
Please report this issue by uploading the "1758674994955-player-script.js" file on distubejs#144

This error only happens when trying to download in audio format.

[BobbyHertz]

+1. ytdl-core is dead but would prefer to stick with the library for now until I can switch to youtubei.js.

[ToddyTheNoobDud]

@BobbyHertz @lindionez test the latest version i made up, should fixed it with the ANDROID_vr client
plus, im developing an compatibility with it around with EJS/ yt cipher from lavalink

[lindionez]

Working, thanks brother

[BobbyHertz]

Wow! You are YouTube Jesus. Thank you!

Do you plan on maintaining this fork as needed?

[ToddyTheNoobDud]

@BobbyHertz i plan mantaining, it, my current plans are OAUTH support for properly TV/TVEMBEDDEDCLIENT, OAUTH u can play any song includiing restricted, age, etc.
i also plan to make it way more optimized n stuff

but yes, if i dont' do the stuff above ^^, im still gonna keep mantaining it for new regexs or wtv it comes around

[ToddyTheNoobDud]

i also want to make an separated name for it, like @toddy/ytdl-core or wtv, but if i do this, its gonna break compatibility with the distube plugins, so idk what to do rn

[BobbyHertz]

i also want to make an separated name for it, like @toddy/ytdl-core or wtv, but if i do this, its gonna break compatibility with the distube plugins, so idk what to do rn

You could rename it but add a Readme note at the top to tell users to alias the reference. This way you could name it as you'd like.

A few options, could also just keep the core name of the package the same but give the repo here a cleaner name, then no aliasing required.

Do you plan on publishing your own package to npm? Right now I just reference the head of your master branch for this fork in my bot and that works just fine.

"@distube/ytdl-core": "https://codeload.github.com/ToddyTheNoobDud/ytdl-core-stuff/tar.gz/refs/heads/master"

I referenced your repo this way to avoid the GIT dependency.