given the variables available in this function's context, 'author' and 'ucid'
provide the same data 'self.author' and 'self.ucid', respectively.
Given that fact, the variable `auto_generated` has no impact on the logic of
this function, and hence can be safely removed. this greatly simplifies the
code and makes it perfectly compatible with crystal's calling convention for
'#to_xml' methods.
* Put youtube API functions under the YoutubeAPI namespace
* Implement the following endpoints:
- `next`
- `player`
- `resolve_url`
* Allow a ClientConfig to be passed to YoutubeAPI endpoint handlers.
* Add constants for many new clients
* Fix documentation of YoutubeAPI.browse(): Comments and search
result aren't returned by the browse() endpoint but by the next()
and search() endpoints, respectively.
* Accept gzip compressed data, to help save on bandwidth
* Add debug/trace logging
* Other minor fixes
Add documentation
Bump web client version string
Add charset=UTF-8 to the 'content-type' header
Parse JSON and return it as a Hash
Handle API error messages
Error handling has been reworked to always go through the new `error_template`,
`error_json` and `error_atom` macros.
They all accept a status code followed by a string message or an exception
object. `error_json` accepts a hash with additional fields as third argument.
If the second argument is an exception a backtrace will be printed, if it is a
string only the string is printed. Since up till now only the exception message
was printed a new `InfoException` class was added for situations where no
backtrace is intended but a string cannot be used.
`error_template` with a string message automatically localizes the message.
Missing error translations have been collected in https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/1497
`error_json` with a string message does not localize the message. This is the
same as previous behavior. If translations are desired for `error_json` they
can be added easily but those error messages have not been collected yet.
Uncaught exceptions previously only printed a generic message ("Looks like
you've found a bug in Invidious. [...]"). They still print that message
but now also include a backtrace.
The index was set to index - 1, causing the first video to be shifted in fetch_playlist_videos
(because of its index being -1 lower than it should) and thus not displayed on playlist page.
