This template lists playlists on a source YouTube channel, then recreates each playlist on a destination channel and adds the public videos.
A schedule starts the copy, once or on a cadence. YouTube lists, creates, and fills playlists, while JavaScript skips private items and can list video ids with the same YouTube OAuth. Connect two YouTube accounts.
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A schedule starts the copy, once or on a repeat interval.
YouTube lists playlists with the source-channel connection.
For each playlist, JavaScript drops private videos and, if needed, lists item ids with the YouTube Data API.
YouTube creates a playlist on the destination channel, matching title and description from the source.
YouTube adds the public video ids onto the new playlist.
Add a YouTube connection for the source channel and another for the destination. Both need playlist read or write on their own channel.
Add a schedule trigger. Use a one-shot or rare cadence. On repeat runs, check existing titles in JavaScript so each playlist is created once.
List playlists on the source, then iterate. Load items, skip private videos in JavaScript, create the destination playlist, and add the public videos.
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