@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@

 # FF-auto-youtube-download-

-This Bash-script needs a Firefox-Browser,youtube-dl and sqlite3 

+This Bash-script needs a Firefox-Browser, youtube-dl and sqlite3 

 The script downloads only fresh Videos to your harddisk.

 Source are the URLs from a Bookmarks folder

@@ -1,14 +1,30 @@

 #! /bin/bash

+#This Bash-script should be executed every day (crontab -e) 

-#should be executed every day (crontab -e) 

+#update youtube-dl

+youtube-dl -U

+sleep 5

+

+#Date= yesterday

 datum=$(date -d "1 day ago" '+%Y%m%d')

-#switch to the default firefox folder with sqlite databases

+

+# from array. No Firefox needed

+#dbarray=(

+#"https://www.youtube.com/user/example-foo"

+#"https://www.youtube.com/channel/example-bar/videos?sort=dd&shelf_id=0&view=0"

+#)

+

+# from Firefox bookmarks

+#switch to the default firefox folder with sqlite databases.

+#change *default* if you have other profiles than default.

 cd ~/.mozilla/firefox/*default*

-#firefox manages bookmarks in a database. Firefox  bookmarks needs a folder auto-yt.

-#save  playlists in this directory

+

+#firefox manages bookmarks from database. 

+#Firefox  bookmarks needs a folder auto-yt.

+#save all your Youtube playlists in auto-yt

 dbarray=( $(sqlite3 -list places.sqlite 'select url from moz_places where id in (select fk from moz_bookmarks where parent in ( select "id" from moz_bookmarks where title  == "auto-yt"))'; ))

-#switch  home

-cd

+#switch  to your youtube download folder

+cd ~/Downloads

 #let youtube-dl do the work  and download brandnew videos

 for i in ${dbarray[@]}; do

 youtube-dl --dateafter $datum --playlist-end 4 --max-downloads 2 $i