Cooking things up with code
// videos joined with any extras
ytVids = T.tidy(videos, T.leftJoin(extras, { by: "id" }))
videos = dataSource.sql`select * from video`
// extra notes for a vid
extras = {
const sqlData = await dataSource.sql`select * from extras`;
const combined = sqlData.reduce((acc, obj) => {
const { videoId, ...rest } = obj;
acc[videoId] = acc[videoId] || [];
acc[videoId].push({ ...rest });
return acc;
}, {});
const tidyCombined = Object.keys(combined).map((d) => ({
id: +d,
extras: combined[d]
}));
return tidyCombined
}
// make extras into bulleted list
extraList = {
const extras = selectedVid.extras
return extras
? extras.map(d => {
const blurb = d.blurb
? ": " + d.blurb
: ""
return `- [${d.linkText}](${d.linkUrl})${blurb}`
}).join("\n")
: ""
}
// import data from github
dataSource = K.githubApi("https://github.com/cookwcode/data/blob/yts-v1/yts--smile-youtube/ytVids.db")
.then(SQLiteDatabaseClient.open)
// pick the video from dataset: random or most recent by date...or selection
selectedVid = {
button;
// if table selection, show that
if (table) return ytVids.filter(d => d.id == table.id)[0]
// get random index
const shuffleIndex = Math.floor(Math.random() * ytVids.length)
return sortType == radioOptions[0]
? ytVids.sort((a,b) => new Date(b.date) - new Date(a.date))[0]
: ytVids[shuffleIndex]
}
/**
* Take YoutTube link and get back the embed string
*/
function getYTEmbedString(link) {
// split up link, get only relevant bit
const separated = link.split("/")
const cleanedSlug = separated.slice(-1)[0].match(/^[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+/)[0]
return cleanedSlug
}
// choices for vid selection
radioOptions = ["Most Recent Vid", "Random Vid"]
function linkNewTab(
text = "Example",
link = "https://www.example.com/"
) {
return htl.html`<a href="${link}" target="_blank">${text}</a>`;
}
// tidyjs
T = K.tools.tidyjs
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