Enhancing YouTube Integration with Rust APIs and React-Admin | glowing-telegram - Episode 113
6In this video, we dive into improving our YouTube integration within the Glowing Telegram project. I start by reviewing our project board to plan the day's tasks. One of the main focuses is on enhancing the chain tasks mechanism, which handles asynchronous tasks, such as uploading videos to YouTube and adding them to playlists. We encountered an issue previously where videos were not being ordered correctly in playlists. The problem was traced back to the playlist settings in YouTube, which required a manual sort order configuration for the API to function correctly. Once resolved, the new tasks were working, although some videos weren't associating properly due to potential quota limits or other issues that need further investigation. Despite this, I decided the chain task infrastructure was sufficient for our needs at this stage. Next, we tackle updating our server's schema and API to manage YouTube video IDs for episodes. I created a new column in the database for YouTube video IDs and updated related schema and API endpoints to use this new field. We also added filtering capabilities in our frontend to query episodes based on whether they have associated YouTube video IDs or not. I also discuss implementing migration scripts for database schema changes, which is crucial for tracking changes and ensuring consistency across different environments. Throughout the stream, I share insights into using Rust and React-Admin for web development, particularly focusing on backend improvements and database management.
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