├── .github
└── ISSUE_TEMPLATE
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── youtube.js
└── youtube
└── html
├── index.html
└── src
├── css
├── main.css
├── rangeSlider.min.css
└── sweetalert2.min.css
├── fonts
└── AlternateGothic2.ttf
├── img
├── play.png
└── sinusbot-quad.png
├── js
├── bootstrap.min.js
├── jquery.min.js
├── jquery.min.map
├── main.js
├── rangeSlider.min.js
└── sweetalert2.js
└── templates
└── yt.html
/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE:
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1 | [Short description of problem here]
2 |
3 | **Reproduction Steps:**
4 |
5 | [First Step]
6 | [Second Step]
7 | [Other Steps...]
8 |
9 | **Expected behavior:**
10 |
11 | [Describe expected behavior here]
12 |
13 | **Observed behavior:**
14 |
15 | [Describe observed behavior here]
16 |
17 | **Sinusbot version:** [Enter the exact Sinusbot version here]
18 | **OS and version:** [Enter OS name and version here]
19 | **Used Browser and version:** [Enter Browser name and version here]
20 |
21 | **Browser Console Logs:**
22 | ***Chrome:***
23 |
24 | 1. Press `Ctrl + Shift + I` at the same time in a Browser window
25 | 2. Select in the appearing menu `Console`
26 | 3. Reload the page using `Ctrl + Shift + R`
27 | 4. Copy might be appearing errors into the issue with ````
28 |
29 | **Diagnostic **
30 | Execute the script on [this page](https://forum.sinusbot.com/threads/diagsinusbot-sh-sinusbot-diagnostic-script.831/#post-4418) and post the output here.
31 |
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1 | # Youtube Webinterface for the Sinusbot
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3 | check out the [github.io page](http://mxschmitt.github.io/YoutubeWebinterface/) or the [forum thread](https://forum.sinusbot.com/resources/youtube-webinterface.95) for more information.
4 |
5 | Developed by [@mxschmitt](https://github.com/mxschmitt) / [mxschmitt](https://forum.sinusbot.com/members/mxschmitt.1901/) and [@irgendwr](https://github.com/irgendwr) / [irgendwer](https://forum.sinusbot.com/members/irgendwer.1213/).
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7 | Copyright (c) 2018, Max Schmitt
8 | All rights reserved.
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1 | registerPlugin({
2 | name: 'Youtube Webinterface!',
3 | version: '3.0',
4 | description: 'Youtube Webinterface for playing and downloading YouTube Tracks.',
5 | author: 'mxschmitt & irgendwer ',
6 | backends: ['ts3', 'discord'],
7 | enableWeb: true,
8 | requiredModules: ["http"],
9 | vars: [{
10 | name: 'ytApiKey',
11 | title: 'Youtube API Key (see the tutorial for instructions)',
12 | type: 'string'
13 | }, {
14 | name: 'play',
15 | title: 'enable playing (default activated)',
16 | type: 'select',
17 | options: ['on', 'off']
18 | }, {
19 | name: 'dl',
20 | title: 'enable downloading (default activated)',
21 | type: 'select',
22 | options: ['on', 'off']
23 | }, {
24 | name: 'enq',
25 | title: 'enable enqueuing (default activated)',
26 | type: 'select',
27 | options: ['on', 'off']
28 | }, {
29 | name: 'ytAlllowed',
30 | title: 'Allowed group Ids split by comma without space who are allowed to use the "!playlist " command.',
31 | type: 'string'
32 | },
33 | // {
34 | // name: 'ytDirectSearch',
35 | // title: 'Enable the direct search for youtube via the normal webinterface. Enable it only on 1 instance!',
36 | // type: 'checkbox'
37 | // }
38 | ]
39 | }, (_, config) => {
40 | const errorMessages = {
41 | NoPermission: "Do you have enough permissions for this action?",
42 | DLDisabled: "Downloading is not enabled.",
43 | EQDisabled: "Enqueuing is not enabled.",
44 | PlayDisabled: "Playing is not enabled.",
45 | NoAPIKey: "No Youtube API Key set."
46 | };
47 | const engine = require('engine');
48 | const store = require('store');
49 | const event = require('event');
50 | const media = require('media');
51 | const http = require('http');
52 | const format = require('format');
53 |
54 | engine.log("YTWeb Webinterface Ready");
55 |
56 | // if (config.ytDirectSearch && (config.ytApiKey || store.get("ytapikey"))) {
57 | // sinusbot.registerHandler({
58 | // isHandlerFor(url) {
59 | // if (url.substring(0, 6) == 'ytwiyt') {
60 | // return true;
61 | // }
62 | // if (/youtube\.com/.test(url)) {
63 | // return true;
64 | // }
65 | // return false;
66 | // },
67 | // getTrackInfo(url, cb) {
68 | // if (/youtube\.com/.test(url)) {
69 | // return cb({
70 | // urlType: 'ytdl',
71 | // url
72 | // });
73 | // }
74 | // return cb({
75 | // urlType: 'ytdl',
76 | // url: url.substring(19)
77 | // });
78 | // },
79 | // getSearchResult(search, cb) {
80 | // engine.log("Youtube triggered.");
81 | // sinusbot.http({
82 | // timeout: 6000,
83 | // url: `https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/search?part=snippet&q=${encodeURIComponent(search)}&maxResults=20&type=video&key=${encodeURIComponent(store.get("ytapikey"))}`
84 | // }, (err, data) => {
85 | // if (err || !data || data.statusCode != 200) {
86 | // return cb(null);
87 | // }
88 | // const result = [];
89 | // var data = JSON.parse(data.data);
90 | // if (!data || !data.items) {
91 | // engine.log('Error in json');
92 | // return cb(null);
93 | // }
94 | // data.items.forEach(({snippet, id}) => {
95 | // result.push({
96 | // title: snippet.title,
97 | // artist: snippet.channelTitle,
98 | // coverUrl: snippet.thumbnails.default.url,
99 | // url: `ytwiyt://ytdl/?url=${encodeURIComponent(id.videoId)}`
100 | // });
101 | // });
102 | // return cb(result);
103 | // });
104 | // }
105 | // });
106 | // } else {
107 | // engine.log(errorMessages.NoAPIKey);
108 | // }
109 |
110 | event.on('chat', ({ text, client }) => {
111 | if (text.startsWith("!playlist ")) {
112 | let playlistID;
113 | let playlistURL;
114 | let amount = 10;
115 | const _tmpSplit = text.replace("[URL]", "").replace("[/URL]", "").split(" ");
116 | playlistURL = _tmpSplit[1]
117 | if (_tmpSplit.length > 2) {
118 | amount = _tmpSplit[2];
119 | }
120 | playlistID = getGetParameter(playlistURL, "list");
121 | if (playlistID.length == 34) {
122 | let authorized = false;
123 | client.getServerGroups().forEach(group => {
124 | if (config.ytAlllowed.split(",").includes(group.id())) {
125 | authorized = true;
126 | return true;
127 | }
128 | });
129 | if (authorized) {
130 | http.simpleRequest({
131 | method: "GET",
132 | url: `https://www.googleapis.com/youtube/v3/playlistItems?part=snippet&maxResults=${amount}&playlistId=${encodeURIComponent(playlistID)}&key=${encodeURIComponent(store.get("ytapikey"))}`,
133 | timeout: 6000,
134 | }, (error, { statusCode, data }) => {
135 | if (statusCode != 200) {
136 | engine.log(error);
137 | return;
138 | }
139 | const response = JSON.parse(data);
140 | let timeout = 0;
141 | engine.log(`${response.items.length} results.`);
142 | response.items.forEach(({ snippet }) => {
143 | client.chat(`Adding ${format.bold(snippet.title)} to queue.`);
144 | timeout += 10000;
145 | setTimeout(() => {
146 | media.enqueueYt(`https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=${snippet.resourceId.videoId}`);
147 | }, timeout);
148 | });
149 | });
150 | } else {
151 | client.chat("Not authorized!");
152 | }
153 | } else {
154 | client.chat(`Error: Invalid url (list = ${playlistID})`);
155 | }
156 | } else if ((text === "!ytplaylist") || (text === "!ytplaylist help")) {
157 | client.chat("When you authorized (set your groupID in the script settings) you can enqueue a complete playlist via a chat message.");
158 | client.chat("E.g. '!playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKOXXePgWciOO61ZUSzTDQQGyD_546BGA'");
159 | }
160 | });
161 |
162 | if (typeof config.ytApiKey != 'undefined') {
163 | store.set("ytapikey", config.ytApiKey);
164 | }
165 |
166 | event.on('api:ytplay', ev => {
167 | const res = new Response();
168 | // Check for PRIV_PLAYBACK
169 | if (!ev.user() || !ev.user().privileges || (ev.user().privileges() & 0x1000) == 0) {
170 | res.setError(errorMessages.NoPermission);
171 | return res.getData();
172 | }
173 | if (config.play != 1) {
174 | media.yt(ev.data());
175 | engine.log(`YTWeb Triggered with "played" at ${ev.data()}`);
176 | res.setData("The Video will be sucessfully played now.");
177 | return res.getData();
178 | } else {
179 | engine.log(`YTWeb tried to play ${ev.data()} but it was deactivated.`);
180 | res.setError(errorMessages.PlayDisabled);
181 | return res.getData();
182 | }
183 | });
184 |
185 | event.on('api:ytenq', ev => {
186 | const res = new Response();
187 | // Check for PRIV_ENQUEUE
188 | if (!ev.user() || !ev.user().privileges || (ev.user().privileges() & 0x2000) == 0) {
189 | res.setError(errorMessages.NoPermission);
190 | return res.getData();
191 | }
192 | if (config.enq != 1) {
193 | media.enqueueYt(ev.data());
194 | engine.log(`YTWeb Triggered with "enque" at ${ev.data()}`);
195 | res.setData("The Video will be sucessfully enqueued now.");
196 | return res.getData();
197 | } else {
198 | engine.log(`YTWeb tried to play ${ev.data()} but it was deactivated.`);
199 | res.setError(errorMessages.EQDisabled);
200 | return res.getData();
201 | }
202 | });
203 |
204 | event.on('api:ytdl', ev => {
205 | const res = new Response();
206 | // Check for PRIV_UPLOAD_FILE
207 | if (!ev.user || !ev.user().privileges || (ev.user().privileges() & 0x4) == 0) {
208 | res.setError(errorMessages.NoPermission);
209 | return res.getData();
210 | }
211 | if (config.dl != 1) {
212 | media.ytdl(ev.data(), false);
213 | engine.log(`YTWeb Triggered with "downloaded" at ${ev.data()}`);
214 | res.setData("The Video will be sucessfully downloaded now.");
215 | return res.getData();
216 | } else {
217 | engine.log(`YTWeb tried to download ${ev.data()} but it was deactivated.`);
218 | res.setError(errorMessages.DLDisabled);
219 | return res.getData();
220 | }
221 | });
222 |
223 | event.on('api:ytwebconfig', ev => ({
224 | data: {
225 | play: config.play != 1,
226 | enqueue: config.enq != 1,
227 | download: config.dl != 1,
228 | ytapikey: store.get("ytapikey")
229 | }
230 | }));
231 |
232 | class Response {
233 | constructor() {
234 | this.success = true;
235 | this.data = null;
236 | }
237 | setData(data) {
238 | this.data = data;
239 | }
240 | getData() {
241 | return {
242 | data: this.data,
243 | success: this.success
244 | }
245 | }
246 | setError(error) {
247 | this.success = false;
248 | this.data = error;
249 | };
250 | }
251 |
252 | function getGetParameter(url, name) {
253 | name = name.replace(/[\[]/, "\\\[").replace(/[\]]/, "\\\]");
254 | const regexS = `[\\?&]${name}=([^]*)`;
255 | const regex = new RegExp(regexS);
256 | const results = regex.exec(url);
257 | return results == null ? null : results[1];
258 | }
259 | });
260 |
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