YT-X provides a terminal-based interface to access YouTube. You can easily browse channels, view playlists, and search for specific content directly from your command line. It's perfect for users who prefer a lightweight and efficient way to enjoy video content without leaving their favorite environment.
YT-X is a powerful command-line tool that allows you to browse YouTube seamlessly right from your terminal. With this innovative application, you can easily access various functionalities of YouTube without the hassle of opening a web browser.
Key Features:
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Browse and Search: Quickly search for videos or find content from channels you are subscribed to, directly from your command line.
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Channel Management: View your subscribed channels and access their playlists effortlessly. Watch featured videos or search for content from a specific channel.
Interactive Demonstrations:
- Browse Channels You Have Subscribed To:
- View Channels Playlists:
- Search For Content from a Specific Channel:
- Watch What's Featured in A Specific Channel:
Installation Requirements:
Required Dependencies:
jqfor parsing JSON data.curlfor downloading preview images.yt-dlpfor data retrieval.fzffor a user-friendly main interface.mpvfor streaming video content.ffmpegfor downloading HSL streams properly.
Optional Enhancements:
glowfor rendering Markdown in the terminal.gumfor a better UI experience.
Usage Examples:
To launch the user interface, simply run:
yt-x
To edit your configuration, use:
yt-x -e
Experience the convenience of YouTube directly from your terminal with YT-X, enhancing productivity and streamlining your video browsing experience.