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tuber (version 1.0.1)

yt_key: Manage YouTube API key

Description

These functions manage your YouTube API key and package key in .Renviron.

Usage

yt_get_key(decrypt = FALSE)
yt_set_key(key, type)

Value

`yt_get_key()` returns a character vector with the YouTube API key stored in `.Renviron`. If this value is not stored in `.Renviron`, the functions return `NULL`.

When the `type` argument is set to 'api', `yt_set_key()` assigns a YouTube API key to `YOUTUBE_KEY` in `.Renviron` and invisibly returns `NULL`. When the `type` argument is set to 'package', `yt_set_key()` assigns a package key to `TUBER_KEY` in `.Renviron` and invisibly returns `NULL`.

Arguments

decrypt

A boolean vector specifying whether to decrypt the supplied key with `httr2::secret_decrypt()`. Defaults to `FALSE`. If `TRUE`, requires the environment variable `TUBER_KEY` to be set in `.Renviron`.

key

A character vector specifying a YouTube API key.

type

A character vector specifying the type of API key to set. One of 'api' (the default, stored in `YOUTUBE_KEY`) or 'package'. Package keys are stored in `TUBER_KEY` and are used to decrypt API keys, for use in continuous integration and testing.

Examples

Run this code
if (FALSE) {
## for interactive use
yt_get_key()

list_channel_videos(
  channel_id = "UCDgj5-mFohWZ5irWSFMFcng",
  max_results = 3,
  part = "snippet",
  auth = "key"
)

## for continuous integration and testing
yt_set_key(httr2::secret_make_key(), type = "package")
x <- httr2::secret_encrypt("YOUR_YOUTUBE_API_KEY", "TUBER_KEY")
yt_set_key(x, type = "api")
yt_get_key(decrypt = TRUE)

list_channel_videos(
  channel_id = "UCDgj5-mFohWZ5irWSFMFcng",
  max_results = 3,
  part = "snippet",
  auth = "key"
)
}

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