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UMPH.1(1)	      User Contributed Perl Documentation	     UMPH.1(1)

NAME
       umph - Command line tool for parsing YouTube feeds

SYNOPSIS
       umph [-q] [-i] [--type=<value>]
	    [--export-response=<value>] [--export-format=<value>]
	    [[--all | [--start-index=<value>] [--max-results=<value>]]
	    [--proxy=<addr> | --no-proxy] [--user-agent=<value>]
	    [--help]  <playlist_id> | <username>

DESCRIPTION
       umph is a command line tool for parsing YouTube feeds. It can parse
       playlists, favorite lists, and user upload lists.

       umph prints the found URLs to the standard output, each URL separated
       with a newline. It can be used to select the feed items by using the
       "--interactive" prompt.

OPTIONS
   -h, --help
       Print help and exit.

   -v, --version
       Print version and exit.

   -q, --quiet
       Turn off output to stderr, e.g. status changes. Warnings and errors are
       still printed.

   -t, --type arg (=p)
       Specifies the feed type to get. arg can be one of the following:

	p, playlist  (arg0 will be treated as playlist ID)
	f, favorites (arg0 will be treated as username)
	u, uploads   (ditto)

       See also "EXAMPLES".

   -s, --start-index arg (=1)
       "The start-index parameter specifies the index of the first matching
       result that should be included in the result set. This parameter uses a
       one-based index, meaning the first result is 1, the second result is 2
       and so forth.

       This parameter works in conjunction with the "--max-results" parameter
       to determine which results to return. For example, to request the
       second set of 10 results, i.e. results 11-20, set the start-index
       parameter to 11 and the max-results parameter to 10." --
       <http://is.gd/l4wDNf>

       "--all" causes umph to ignore the value set with this option.

   -m, --max-results arg (=25)
       "The max-results parameter specifies the maximum number of results that
       should be included in the result set.

       This parameter works in conjunction with the "--start-index"  parameter
       to determine which results to return. For example, to request the
       second set of 10 results, i.e. results 11-20, set the max-results
       parameter to 10 and the start-index parameter to 11.

       The default value of this parameter is 25, and the maximum value is 50.
       However, for displaying lists of videos, we recommend that you set the
       max-results parameter to 10." -- <http://is.gd/OcSjwU>

       "--all" causes umph to ignore the value set with this option.

   -a, --all
       Get the entire feed.

   -i, --interactive
       Open the interactive prompt which can be used to select the items.
       umph selects all feed items by default. See also "INTERACTIVE PROMPT".

   -E, --export-response arg
       Write server error response (XML) to file arg and exit with status 1.
       Normally, the program parses the response and prints it to the stderr.

   -d, --export-format arg
       Set the interchange format in which the data is to be printed.
       Possible values:

	json .. Print in JSON
	csv  .. Print in CSV

       By default, umph prints out each media URL separated by a newline.

   --json [depr.]
       Print details in JSON. Negates --csv.  This option is deprecated since
       0.2.2, use "--export-format", instead.

   --csv [depr.]
       Print details in CSV.  This option is deprecated since 0.2.2, use
       "--export-format", instead.

   --user-agent, -g arg
       Set the user-agent string to send to the HTTP server. The default value
       is 'Mozilla/5.0'.

   --proxy arg
       Use arg for HTTP proxy, e.g. "http://foo:1234". Overrides the
       http_proxy environment setting.

   --no-proxy
       Disable use of HTTP proxy. Overrides both "--proxy" and http_proxy
       environment settings.

INTERACTIVE PROMPT
       The interactive prompt may be used to select the feed items. The prompt
       may be useful when the feed contains many items and you wish to limit
       the selection to cover only some of them.

   NOTE
       This requires the Umph::Prompt module.

EXAMPLES
   umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F
       Get the playlist "AAF3A1D0CA1E304F".

   umph -s 11 -m 10 AAF3A1D0CA1E304F
       Like above but get the items 11-20 from the playlist.

   umph -a AAF3A1D0CA1E304F
       Get the entire playlist. By default, umph gets only the items 1-25.
       See also "--start-index" and "--max-results".

   umph -t f foo
       Get the favorites for user "foo".

   umph -t u foo
       Get the uploads for user "foo".

   umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F | cclive
       Download the playlist items using cclive(1).

   umph -i AAF3A1D0CA1E304F | cclive
       Same but choose which of the videos to download.

EXIT STATUS
       Exits 0 on success, otherwise 1.

FILES
   ~/.umphrc - configuration file
       Most of the options may be defined in the configuration file.

       Note

       umph uses Getopt::ArgvFile Perl module to read the configuration file.
       The module interpolates the options from the configuration file.
       Getopt::ArgvFile is described at:
	 http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?Getopt::ArgvFile

       Example

	 $ cat ~/.umphrc
	 --user-agent=foo/1.0
	 --export-format=json
	 --interactive
	 --all

ENVIRONMENT
   http_proxy
       LWP::UserAgent reads the http_proxy setting. See also "--proxy" and
       "--no-proxy".

       Example

	 $ env http_proxy=http://foo:1234 umph AAF3A1D0CA1E304F

NOTES
   Unavailable feeds
       umph cannot parse "private" lists.

   "Play all" playlists
       umph cannot currently handle these.

WWW
	Home  : http://umph.googlecode.com/
	gitweb: http://repo.or.cz/w/umph.git

LICENSE
       umph is free software, licensed under the GPLv3+.

AUTHOR
       Toni Gundogdu <legatvs at sign cpan org>

perl v5.20.2			  2012-11-25			     UMPH.1(1)
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