Provide mediaMetadata field in the api response #613
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Problem
In some scenarios, we would like to have meta-information about the video (duration, view count, like count), which can be retrieved from the supported service.
Solution
I have exposed information that is already collected in the URL grabbing process, so it can be used by any frontend to show this information to a user.
I'm pretty sure that this functionality may be extended, so feel free to suggest any related improvements, or popular services, that can support exposing this information.
Supported services: