Comment.author_display_nameis now set correctly
Since the last release, YouTube introduced a new username system.
It is important to note that Comment in most cases does not have the @username of the commenter, and it must instead be retrieved using YouTubeData.channels (for many channels at once) or YouTubeData.channel (for just one channel at a time).
Commenters are still uniquely identified by Comment.author_channel_id.
- Reflect YouTube changes to usernames
Channel.namerenamed toChannel.display_nameComment.author_namerenamed toComment.author_display_nameChannel.custom_urlrenamedChannel.at_usernameand is never None- deprecated properties to access these by their old name
Channel.created_atdeserialization format now accepts seconds fractionYouTubeData.channelsno longer bad request when using >50 channel IDs
YouTubeData_WithMembers.get_my_levelsdoes not accept a parts parameter and always uses ID and SNIPPET- Updated for SlyAPI 0.4.3
YouTubeData_WithMembersconstructor now takes onlyOAuth2YouTubeDataandYouTubeData_WithMembersshould no longer be awaitedPart,PrivacyStatus,SafeSearch,Order, andCommentOrderare now plain enums- Many methods now take
T|set[T]for enum parameters
- Updated for SlyAPI 0.2.4
- Updated for SlyAPI 0.2.0
YouTubeDataconstructorVideo.link()if video came from search results
- Updated for SlyAPI 0.1.0
Initial release.