First retrieve the video api object (Nekland\YoutubeApi\Api\Videos).
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$youtube = new Youtube();
$videoApi = $youtube->api('videos');You can refer to this page of doc: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos/list
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array public Videos::listById($id [, array $parts = ['snippet'] [, array $otherParameters= [] ]])idis the id of the video you want to retrievepartsis an array of data types you want (see part parameter here) Example:['snippet', 'suggestion']otherParametersis an array of optional parameters, see the google documentation to checkout optional parameters.
The response given is this one: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos/list#response
The list of
itemwill of course be with only one.
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array public Videos::getById(string $id [, array $parts = ['snippet'] [, array $otherParameters = [] ]])This is an alias for listById method returning only a video resource.
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array public Videos::listBy(array $filters [, array $parts = ['snippet'] [, array $otherParameters = [] ]])filtersis an array of filter data (see part parameter here) Example:['id' => 'ID_OF_YOUTUBE_VIDEO']partsis an array of data types you want (see part parameter here) Example:['snippet', 'suggestion']otherParametersis an array of optional parameters, see the google documentation to checkout optional parameters.
The response given is this one: https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/videos/list#response .
You can't infinitely retrieve videos. The "cost" in "quota" of youtube api work is documented by Google on his own documentation.
This quota cost is different depending on the parts you ask on each query.
The day this lines are written, it's:
- contentDetails: 2
- fileDetails: 1
- id: 0
- liveStreamingDetails: 2
- player: 0
- processingDetails: 1
- recordingDetails: 2
- snippet: 2
- statistics: 2
- status: 2
- suggestions: 1
- topicDetails: 2
For now the video api only retrieve information. More coming ! PRs are accepted on the topic :) .