Static web UI for KVN AUST’s YouTube’s Recycle Bin maps (Update 5.0): full lead listing + random search-string generator.
Not affiliated with YouTube, Google, or KVN AUST. Keyphrases and research credit belong to the original document and its contributors. This repo is an independent helper UI.
Open index.html in a browser, or:
python3 -m http.server 8777 --bind 127.0.0.1
# http://127.0.0.1:8777/- Full listing: map, keyphrase/title, number range or date form, source, credit, example
- Generate random search: pick a lead, fill ranges / dates
- Zero-pad numeric fields to
Xwidth (XXXX→0057) - Date templates:
YYYYMMDD,YYYY MM DD,YYYY-MM-DD,DDMMYYYY,DDMMYY(e.g.VDDMMYY),MM DD YYYY,YYYY MM,Month DD, YYYY, bareYYYY, KO/JA forms - Map filter + text filter; optional NSFW-tagged leads (off by default for random + table)
- Copy + open YouTube search
Obscure / zero-view uploads can include anything (private moments, junk, or NSFW). The source maps mark a handful of leads as NSFW (bitrate/playlist keywords, etc.). Those are excluded unless you opt in. Use at your own risk.
curl -sSL "https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mV5PhumaIJ8mtH8XmohqXkk5fjK_HlqcineMccPQm5A/export?format=txt" \
-o /tmp/yt-recycle-doc.txt
python3 build_data.py # → data.json, data.min.json
python3 build_index.py # → index.html (embeds data)
python3 test_generation.py # rubric testsSection line offsets in build_data.py may need updating if the doc structure changes drastically.
| Pattern | Behavior |
|---|---|
XXXX + range |
Random int in range, clamped to field width, zero-padded to len(X) |
YYYYMMDD etc. |
Real calendar date (valid day-of-month) |
| Fixed string | Emitted as-is (optional quotes) |
(>2013) notes |
Year floor when parsed |
| File | Role |
|---|---|
index.html |
Self-contained UI |
data.json |
Parsed leads (readable) |
build_data.py |
Doc → JSON |
build_index.py |
JSON → HTML |
test_generation.py |
Padding/date/rubric tests |
MIT for this helper’s code and packaging. The map content is sourced from KVN AUST’s public document—respect that work’s attribution when you republish lists or derivatives.