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| Topic | We need a youtube extension that takes you back in time... |
| Yellow 10/05/23 5:51:09 PM #7: | So if I were to cache all videos fetched, and each metadata would be 1kb in a SQL DB, that would be, at most 1,000,000,000 videos * 1kb = 1 terabyte Alternatively, I find a way to not do that, which may not be possible if Youtube's API does not accommodate a "back in time" parameter. In order to not hit the API limit, I will have the endpoints called from the user's computer. When they do this, they will send the data back to me so I can update my database. If the data exists in my DB I will send it from there instead. Most likely I'll be using the same 1 GB of data over and over from popular channels. I'm thinking a 2 TB SSD plugged into my Raspberry Pi 4 to run the whole thing. I will learn React, since I want that on my resume. ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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