Using the Youtube API to search for videos
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as a worked example when people ask how to call the YouTube search API and show the results in a page.
Recommended by 1 people across 2 different months, 2015 to 2017.
What it is
A 13-minute screencast by FSquare showing how to use the YouTube Data API v3 from JavaScript to search for videos and display the results. It comes with a GitHub repository and notes that the code must be served from a web server such as Apache or nginx for the API to load.
What people said
Recommends ReyAnthonyRenacia · 2016-04 · Stack Overflow · on “Embed YouTube video based on results from API”
To display the videos from your search results, you'll be using the video ID and the iframe html tag. Here's the full instructional video [this video] , and the working sample [LINK] . You need to provide your own API KEY. Setup a server like nodejs [LINK] . Since you'll be using localhost, add [LINK] (8080,etc) to your HTTP refferrer on GDC. If you're http refferer port number is 8080, then your nodejs port number should also be 8080. Run the project in the URL it should look something like, [LINK] . Hope that helps :)
Recommends ReyAnthonyRenacia · 2017-05 · Stack Overflow · on “Accessing Public data via the YouTube data API without Authentication.”
@DalmTo is correct. Here's just additional working samples that you can run on your localhost immediately: The working demo youtube project [LINK] doing that. The accompanying youtube tutorial is here [this video] .
Cites Hyung Kyu Park · 2015-09 · Stack Overflow · on “how to show only list of video links and play using Youtube Searching API”
item.html contains tag and it makes a shape of video content. Actually, I followed step of this lecture (08:00 part) lecture [this video] Is it not that neccesary?
Cites Alan D H Kim · 2017-07 · Stack Overflow · on “Set Youtube Data API key on Rails using Javascript/jQuery/JSON”
I am trying to do exactly the same as this tutorial ( [this video] ) on Rails but I am stuck at a point (see at 1:40) whether I need to specify in application.html.erb in different format or there is any other way to do it. First of all, after I have obtained authorisation credentials through creating a project in the google developers console, I began to first proceeded to follow this tutorial ( [LINK] ). This was fairly easy and I had no problem with it as this tutorial specifies the key in every method or call. (see at 13:30). However, ( [this video] ) when I started learning this second tutorial, I found that the tutorial approached requesting an API call slightly differently from the first tutori