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Snippets & FAQ

This page contains code snippets and frequently asked questions for TubeZero.

How to search for a video?​

const videos = await youtube.search("Keyword", {
    type: "video",
});

console.log(videos.items);

How to get search results from next page (pagination)?​

const videos = await youtube.search("Keyword", {
    type: "video",
});

console.log(videos.items); // First page items

// Fetch next page
const nextVideos = await videos.next();
console.log(nextVideos); // Second page items
console.log(videos.items); // Combined first and second page items

How to get all videos in a playlist?​

const playlist = await youtube.getPlaylist(PLAYLIST_ID);

// Load pages until none are left
while (playlist.videos.hasMore) {
    await playlist.videos.next();
}

console.log(playlist.videos.items); // All videos in the playlist

How to get a video's comments?​

const video = await youtube.getVideo(VIDEO_ID);

// Load the first page of comments
const comments = await video.comments.next();
console.log(comments);

// Load comments recursively (e.g. 50 comments)
const extraComments = await video.comments.next(50);
console.log(extraComments);

Note: Fetching comment replies is currently unsupported by the YouTube InnerTube API parsing in TubeZero. The .replies property is present but will not fetch actual replies due to missing continuation payload logic.

Does it work in browser extensions (Manifest V3)?​

Yes! TubeZero is built with zero external dependencies and doesn't use eval or dynamic script tags. It executes standard requests using the native browser fetch API, making it fully compliant with strict Content Security Policies (CSP) in browser extensions.