feat(cli): accept YouTube URLs in addition to video IDs#586
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Previously _sanitize_video_ids only stripped backslashes from raw video IDs. This change extends it to also detect and parse full YouTube URLs, automatically extracting the 11-character video ID. Supported URL formats: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VIDEO_ID - https://youtu.be/VIDEO_ID - https://www.youtube.com/embed/VIDEO_ID - https://www.youtube.com/v/VIDEO_ID URLs with extra query parameters (e.g. &t=30s) are handled correctly. Bare video IDs continue to work unchanged. Multiple video arguments mixing IDs and URLs are fully supported. Tests added for all supported URL formats and mixed inputs.
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Previously _sanitize_video_ids only stripped backslashes from raw video IDs. This change extends it to also detect and parse full YouTube URLs, automatically extracting the 11-character video ID.
Supported URL formats:
URLs with extra query parameters (e.g. &t=30s) are handled correctly. Bare video IDs continue to work unchanged. Multiple video arguments mixing IDs and URLs are fully supported.
Tests added for all supported URL formats and mixed inputs.