Originally created by @CaryLover on GitHub (Aug 22, 2024).
I open a YouTube web page, and open a video in this page. and then, I open a terminal command window in the Ubuntu 22.04. In the termianl window, I run the "npm run token:youtube", but can't success, could somebody give me some help: How to use the "npm run token:youtube" command, Thank U very much!
Originally created by @CaryLover on GitHub (Aug 22, 2024).
I open a YouTube web page, and open a video in this page. and then, I open a terminal command window in the Ubuntu 22.04. In the termianl window, I run the "npm run token:youtube", but can't success, could somebody give me some help: How to use the "npm run token:youtube" command, Thank U very much!
What I mean is that after following the above steps, only a timeout message appears in the terminal window, and there is no other information. I used the Node.js installation version, not the Docker version. I would like to ask, is my operation correct? If it is correct, what could have gone wrong? If it's incorrect, could you please provide the correct steps?
@CaryLover commented on GitHub (Aug 23, 2024):
What I mean is that after following the above steps, only a timeout message appears in the terminal window, and there is no other information. I used the Node.js installation version, not the Docker version. I would like to ask, is my operation correct? If it is correct, what could have gone wrong? If it's incorrect, could you please provide the correct steps?
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Originally created by @CaryLover on GitHub (Aug 22, 2024).
I open a YouTube web page, and open a video in this page. and then, I open a terminal command window in the Ubuntu 22.04. In the termianl window, I run the "npm run token:youtube", but can't success, could somebody give me some help: How to use the "npm run token:youtube" command, Thank U very much!
@KwiatekMiki commented on GitHub (Aug 22, 2024):
This should help you: https://github.com/imputnet/cobalt/issues/687#issuecomment-2293405845
@CaryLover commented on GitHub (Aug 23, 2024):
What I mean is that after following the above steps, only a timeout message appears in the terminal window, and there is no other information. I used the Node.js installation version, not the Docker version. I would like to ask, is my operation correct? If it is correct, what could have gone wrong? If it's incorrect, could you please provide the correct steps?
@wukko commented on GitHub (Aug 23, 2024):
what timeout message?