n-ce
Bulk add items to collections.
It would be great we could bulk add a list of urls to a collection. Maybe using a textarea where each link is on a new line?```
Example:
https://youtu.be/JXb99k20lt0?si=soaDx5XE7a0poTeb
https://youtu.be/dRy7b50JWyc?si=rLJ7lQH58GAdupBy
https://youtu.be/Q_yZlJU4iCQ?si=4_SHmjL9mG3cdPtF
https://youtu.be/9VAiD2GyCN8?si=hElRmTco_aIIJl1M
A user is usually not expected to be having a bulk of urls, the transfer is usually through youtube playlists instead. This is a specific use case. Perfect for an LLM to manage. I'll keep this in mind.
Could I claim this issue? I could implement a button for bulk URLs to toggle an area for input.
Could I claim this issue? I could implement a button for bulk URLs to toggle an area for input.
Like I said this is a very specific use case, implementing a 1 on 1 algorithm is useful for one case only. That is why we want to try to use the LLM technology to cover hundreds of specific cases like this.
I have experience with LLMs in this area. I could give it a go. Do you have an Azure or OpenAI key (email me at [email protected])? If not, I could use the free OpenAI API.
@kirannadanam Sorry it took so long but I went to the dev site now and was unable to find where to bulk add items to the listen later collection?
~~Ah! When I pasted some urls into the search it suggested if I wanted to create a new collection.That's a good start 🙏 Next would be to allow us to add to an existing collection please?~~
Never mind I see you are doing it in https://github.com/n-ce/ytify/pull/349
~~I do note that the stream displayed in the player ui is not the stream that is actually playing.~~
Edit: My mistake I had another tab with ytify open that was playing the jazz 😂 So it seems to be working correctly!
This was what I pasted into the search
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fj12kacpXa8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZTMbYrKkjM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sm2Wpxbk5fw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6Yfp4mxQ6I
I hope you've got it working. but to make things clear. @kirannadanam did not take part in this feature development. And the pull request at #349 was attempted without my knowledge, they should've atleast checked that I had my implementation already in place.
the work that you can test on https://dev--ytify.netlify.app was attempted by me solely. separators that are supported are ' ' (space) , ',' (comma), '\n' (newline)
Ah @n-ce my mistake I tagged the wrong person in a rush this morning. 🙏 Got it thanks for clarifying.