Python Return YouTube Dislike
A simple Python library to work with the Return YouTube Dislike API
PyPi page: https://pypi.org/project/python-return-youtube-dislike/
Usage
To install the package, run the following command:
pip install python-return-youtube-dislike
Once installed, import it into your script with the following code:
from pythonryd import *
All functions in this library take in a parameter called video_id. This is the part after the watch?v= of a YouTube URL.
For the YouTube URL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvcttIw9qBM the video_id is SvcttIw9qBM
Commands
The package contains the following commands:
ryd_getvideoinfo(video_id)
video = ryd_getvideoinfo("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(video)
Response:
{'id': 'SvcttIw9qBM', 'dateCreated': '2022-01-23T04:44:33.634409Z', 'likes': 645, 'dislikes': 167, 'rating': 4.177339901477833, 'viewCount': 300777, 'deleted': False}
ryd_getvideolikes(video_id)
likes = ryd_getvideolikes("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(likes)
Response:
645
ryd_getvideodislikes(video_id)
dislikes = ryd_getvideodislikes("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(dislikes)
Response:
167
ryd_getvideorating(video_id)
rating = ryd_getvideorating("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(rating)
Response:
4.177339901477833
ryd_getvideoviews(video_id)
views = ryd_getvideoviews("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(views)
Response:
300777
ryd_isvideodeleted(video_id)
deleted = ryd_isvideodeleted("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(deleted) # Returns True if deleted, False if not deleted (It's a string, not a bool)
Response:
False
ryd_getvideodatecreated(video_id)
dateCreated = ryd_getvideodatecreated("SvcttIw9qBM") # Using SvcttIw9qBM as an example
print(dateCreated)
Response:
2022-01-23T04:44:33.634409Z
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