[WIP] Simple web front-end to download files using youtube-dl.
Enter a URL to a video stream that's supported by youtube-dl and click the 'Download' button. Your video should start downloading after five seconds or so. It will show the progress as it downloads and then change the name to the actual video title once it's done.
You can optionally tick the 'Extract audio' checkbox - that will download the video and then extract the audio to an mp3 file. This can be handy when trying to grab a music track or conference talk for instance.
You should be able to run :
docker-compose up --buildAnd then after a little time when everything is running point your browser at http://localhost:3000 .
If you have a swarm set up you should be able to look at the build-image.sh script and get it to build & push an image. Then you can edit the stack.yml file to suit your paths (especially the volume that maps to /var/www/html/storage/app/downloads) and run something like this to deploy it :
export IMAGE_NAME=you/your-image:tag
docker stack deploy -c stack.yml ytdlweb
Note: The code will attempt to change the user permissions on the directory mounted at /var/www/html/storage/app/downloads so you should make sure this directory is only for use by this app. Eg, if you have a general 'downloads' folder, make a sub-directory like 'youtube' and mount that as the volume.
You'll need PHP v7.3+ and a webserver. You also need something which will run the queue process in the background for you like systemd or supervisor.
... More to come
Thanks to some other open source projects that have made writing this a breeze. Laravel, LiveWire, Tailwind. Also the really nice youtube-dl library norkunas/youtube-dl-php and of course the good people at youtube-dl itself.