Source or operating principles

[gurumnyang]

I'm working on a project to retrieve YouTube comment data. Your source is great. YCS is showing good performance, so I would like to refer to the operating principle of the program and the original code. Can I get the original source or operating principle of the extension?

thank you

[StellarSt0rm]

Hi GurumNyang,

I also have been looking for the source, and couldn't find it. So I'm making my own extension, it will be open source (MIT License), and there will be a section in the readme, or a separate .md file, explaining how to get the data in vanilla JS. You will be able to find the extension here when i finish it: https://github.com/StellarSt0rm/IYCS

[gurumnyang]

Hi GurumNyang,

I also have been looking for the source, and couldn't find it. So I'm making my own extension, it will be open source (MIT License), and there will be a section in the readme, or a separate .md file, explaining how to get the data in vanilla JS. You will be able to find the extension here when i finish it: https://github.com/StellarSt0rm/IYCS

That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing this great information.

[StellarSt0rm]

Hi again GurumNyang,

I have made the repo, and quickly made a file on how to get some data, i will improve it when i finish the extension (with updated info), you can find it here: https://github.com/StellarSt0rm/IYCS/blob/main/CORE.md

There's also a zip file with the current state of the extension (Source code)

[sonigy]

Hello everyone. YCS extension was made by me for personal use later I just added it to the chrome web store. Later I lost access to the account and I did not have time to work on this extension. I posted the source code. ( https://github.com/sonigy/YCS/tree/ycs_source_code )

At the moment, access is fully restored. If anyone wants to make a fork or add fix here. I can post a community-fix version of the github in the chrome web store. Good luck.