def to_xml(videos, root_name="TopVideos"): root = ET.Element(root_name) for v in videos: item = ET.SubElement(root, "video", id=v["id"]) ET.SubElement(item, "title").text = v["title"] ET.SubElement(item, "description").text = v["description"] ET.SubElement(item, "publishedAt").text = v["publishedAt"] ET.SubElement(item, "viewCount").text = str(v["viewCount"]) ET.SubElement(item, "likeCount").text = str(v["likeCount"]) ET.SubElement(item, "duration").text = v["duration"] return ET.tostring(root, encoding="utf-8", xml_declaration=True)
To satisfy the request, we will write a Python script that: youtube api keyxml download top
You need a YouTube API key for several reasons: def to_xml(videos, root_name="TopVideos"): root = ET
You cannot proceed without a valid API Key. The "KeyXML" part of your search implies that the API key will be passed as a parameter in an XML request. He had the data, but the world now had him
for video in data["items"]: video_id = video["id"] yt = YouTube(f"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=video_id") yt.streams.first().download() print(f"Downloaded video: video_id")
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