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I think we can improve it a bunch. Do you want to a take a crack?
Some ideas:
- .I am pretty sure we don't use all the packages we load up front. So can we trim to what we use.
- Plots look pretty bad. Let's fix'em
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This function takes the params (id, maxResults, callback) .
But the comment incorrectly specifies them as id, id and callback.
The comment should be updated, changing the id to maxResults.
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* Playlists data from Playlist Id
* @param {string} id
* @param {int} id
* @param {function} callback
* https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/docs/playlistItems/li
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From the documentation:
replies.comments[] A list of one or more replies to the top-level comment. Each item in the list is a comment resource.
The list contains a limited number of replies, and unless the number of items in the list equals the value of the snippet.totalReplyCount property, the list of replies is only a subset of the total number of replies available for the top-level
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I really liked your library but it took me some time to get how it works, if you could add some examples I'm sure it would really help people out!
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