Exemplo n.º 1
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        public async Task DownloadSpecificTrackById()
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Please enter an ID");
            var id = Console.ReadLine();

            var searchTrack = new YoutubeTrack("", new List <string>(), 0, id);

            await _downloadService.DownloadMediaFromYoutubeTrackAsync(searchTrack, "Test");
        }
Exemplo n.º 2
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        public async Task YoutubeSearchAndDownloadTest()
        {
            //User would enter a search which we use to generate a Track entity.
            Console.WriteLine("Please enter a title");
            var title = Console.ReadLine();

            //Yes Author is 100% required in this useCase, however we could make this optional if you feel it's needed.
            Console.WriteLine("Please Enter the Author");
            var author = Console.ReadLine();

            //Generate the track entity within the UI. (Set duration to 0 as we don't care about that in this useCase)
            var searchTrack = new Track(title, new[] { author }, 0);

            //Search the stream repo for the tracks assocaited with the users query (Essentially searching youtube)
            var ytTracks = await _streamRepository.SearchAsync(searchTrack) as IEnumerable <YoutubeTrack>;

            //Display results (At this point you have YoutubeTrack entities which have an ID associated with them)
            foreach (var track in ytTracks)
            {
                Console.WriteLine($"{track.Title} : {track.Id}");
            }

            //Here we could do a few things, in this example I am getting them to enter an ID because it's a console UI.
            //In your UI you could have a selection box or whatever, essentially you just need to be able to get the YoutubeTrack ID based on what the user selected.
            Console.WriteLine("\nPlease enter an ID from the options above.");

            var id = Console.ReadLine();

            //Now we select the track using Linq, again ensure this is by ID as it'll be the most secure way of doing it.
            var selectedTrack = ytTracks.FirstOrDefault(t => t.Id == id);

            //Pass the selected track to the download service, specify as directory as always.
            //Save filename is the same format as with spotify except now we use Youtube title and author for obvious reasons.
            //Note that this is a new method specific to YoutubeTracks, in the future I will make this cleaner. For now I was going for readability / self documenting.
            await _downloadService.DownloadMediaFromYoutubeTrackAsync(selectedTrack, "Test");

            Console.WriteLine($"Download: {selectedTrack.Title} Completed.");
        }