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webservice::youtube::feeds

WebService::YouTube::Feeds(3pm) 			User Contributed Perl Documentation			   WebService::YouTube::Feeds(3pm)

NAME

       WebService::YouTube::Feeds - Perl interface to YouTube RSS Feeds

VERSION

       This document describes WebService::YouTube::Feeds version 1.0.3

SYNOPSIS

	   use WebService::YouTube::Feeds;

	   my $feeds = WebService::YouTube::Feeds->new( { ua => '...' } );

	   my @videos = $feeds->tag($tag);
	   my @videos = $feeds->user($user);
	   my @videos = $feeds->recently_added;
	   my @videos = $feeds->recently_featured;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_favorites;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_rated;
	   my @videos = $feeds->most_discussed_month;
	   my @videos = $feeds->most_discussed_today;
	   my @videos = $feeds->most_discussed_week;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed_month;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed_today;
	   my @videos = $feeds->top_viewed_week;

DESCRIPTION

       This is a Perl interface to YouTube RSS Feeds.

       See About RSS <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

SUBROUTINES
/METHODS
   new( \%fields )
       Creates and returns a new WebService::YouTube::Feeds object.  %fields can contain parameters enumerated in "ACCESSORS" section.

   parse_rss($rss)
       Parses RSS and returns the result.  $rss should be an object that XML::Simple can understand.

   tag( $tag )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.  $tag is a keyword string separated by a space.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   user( $user )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.  $user is an username.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   recently_added( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   recently_featured( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_favorites( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_rated( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   most_discussed_month( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   most_discussed_today( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   most_discussed_week( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed_month( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed_today( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   top_viewed_week( )
       Returns an array of WebService::YouTube::Video object.

       See <http://youtube.com/rssls> for details.

   ACCESSORS
       ua

       LWP::UserAgent object

DIAGNOSTICS

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

       WebService::YouTube::Feeds requires no configuration files or environment variables.

DEPENDENCIES

       HTTP::Date, LWP::UserAgent, XML::Simple, WebService::YouTube::Util, WebService::YouTube::Video

INCOMPATIBILITIES

       None reported.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

       No bugs have been reported.

       Please report any bugs or feature requests to "bug-webservice-youtube@rt.cpan.org", or through the web interface at
       <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=WebService-YouTube>.  I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of
       progress on your bug as I make changes.

AUTHOR

       Hironori Yoshida <yoshida@cpan.org>

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

       This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. See perlartistic.

perl v5.10.1							    2010-08-01					   WebService::YouTube::Feeds(3pm)
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