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Releases: lostdusty/cobalt

v1.1.1: Added benchmarks, support for api keys

23 Oct 19:38
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News

  • Added support for api keys! Pass it as an argument (-k) or using an environment variable COBALT_API_KEY.
  • Added benchmarks! Test the speed of the instance you're downloading from, it looks like this:
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Removals

Instances list are being reworked, so its temporarily disabled for now.

Coming up

I'll add a way to manage your API Keys, stay tuned!

Other stuff

I've downgraded the version back to v1.x so you can install it using go install with no trouble :)

v1.1.0: Refactored everything

15 Oct 18:04
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With the new cobalt api release, i decided to refactor this app, should be all shiny now. I'll be adding more features (such as playlist download) soon, stay tuned. See readme for changes.

v1.0.7: don't panic, describe better your error

21 Jun 17:47
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Changes:

  • Bump dependencies;
  • Remove vimeoDash option no longer in upstream;
  • Add tiktokh265 from upstream;
  • Changed few messages;
  • Program won't panic on errors now;
  • Added helpful message if you run the program without a command:
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v1.0.6 - instances listing, no more os.Exit

23 Apr 06:14
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Changes:

  • Bump dependencies;
  • Added instances listing (cobalt instances);
  • Changed download command to a sub-command (cobalt download);
  • Video dash option added (-V flag);
  • Removed TikTok watermark option (no longer present on the api);
  • Documented JSON output;
  • Removed os.Exit(1) calls;
  • Added tests.

v1.0.5 - API Updates

30 Mar 16:58
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Changes:

  • Update gobalt (API) library;
  • Removed tiktok watermark option;
  • Added vimeo dash option.

v1.0.4: fix json error display

29 Jan 19:34
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Fixed in this version

  • Json errors was displayed as bytes:
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Planned for the next minor version

  • Save file to local folder with flag -s.

Release v1.0.3: Open link in browser

26 Jan 18:43
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This release adds support to opening links in the default browser, by using the flag -b. Also, I've setup CI so it should build to every platform now.

v1.0.0: First working version

25 Jan 20:19
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Everything should be working, please report any issues.
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