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• create a panel which has a running stack of the videos they have clicked on and display a youtube preview player in that panel
• a user shall be able to watch the video directly in the panel, or they can open a new tab to watch the video on youtube
• a user shall see the title of the video
• a user shall be able to click on the channel name and have the application route to /channels/$CHANNEL_ID
• a user shall be able to close the panel by clicking the x
• a user shall be able to close the panel by clicking OUTSIDE of the panel
• the panel should hide if the user wants to go to the channels page

• create a page where a user can type in a link to a user's channel and that will send an email to [email protected] (look into using https://formsubmit.co/ to have it send out an email)
• after submitting, display a thank you alert and let them know the channel should show up in the next 24 hours.

• create an about page which describes the purpose of this application, the technologies used, and any people who helped build it with links to their linkedin / portfolio sites

Hello,

We are planning on archiving the @freetube/yt-channel-info module in the near future. I thought I'd reach out to the modules dependents to let them know so they can migrate to a new module if they would like.

FreeTube is switching to https://github.com/LuanRT/YouTube.js but I'm sure there are other modules that you could switch to.

FreeTubeApp/yt-channel-info#166

• route is /videos
• display a light blue sub navigation on the left which allows the user to filter down all the videos based on criteria
• the sub-navigation must have a keyword filter input they can type into to filter down the videos as they type
• display radio buttons for the max video length which will filter down the videos based on their length
• display radio buttons for the max video age which will filter down the videos based on their age
• display all the videos on the right side of the page
  • add in infinite scroll if the page is slow to initially display all the videos

• A user shall be able to navigate between pages using a left side navigation
• clicking on the view source github link will loadup this repo in a new link
• clicking submit channel will route to a /submit page
• clicking about will route to an /about page
• clicking the /c/webdevjunkie will open a new link to my youtube channel
• clicking channels will redirect to /channels page
• clicking videos will redirect to /videos page
• clicking the logo at the top redirects to /channels

• when navigating the /channels route, display a page that looks like the image
• work on a light blue sub-navigation which lists out all the dev youtube channels with their avatar image
• clicking on the channel link will redirect to /channels/$CHANNEL_ID and display the channels banner, info, etc
• the filter at the top will filter out the channels as they type. for example, if they type web, it would should web dev simplified, web dev junkie, all about web, etc.
• on initial page load, randomly pick a youtube channel and redirect to that person's channel page
• when navigating to /channels/$CHANNEL_ID, display the info for that person's channel and highlight that channel in the light blue sub-navigation