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🗑 Got rid of useless setup steps

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@@ -20,28 +20,21 @@ Complete the following tasks in the API Console for your project:
search for the YouTube Data API v3. Click into the listing for that API and make
sure the API is enabled for your project.
2. In the [credentials panel](https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials),
create two credentials:
2. In the [credentials panel](https://console.developers.google.com/apis/credentials), create an **OAuth client ID.**
* **Create an API key.** You will use the API key to make API requests that
do not require user authorization. For example, you do not need user
authorization to retrieve information about a public YouTube channel.
* **Create an OAuth client ID.**
This will need you to configure your consent screen:
This will need you to configure your
consent screen:
* Only "App name", "User support email" and "Developer contact email" fields are required.
* On "Test users" step add yourself (your email address).
* Only "App name", "User support email" and "Developer contact email" fields are required.
* On "Test users" step add yourself (your email address)
After you've set up your consent screen go back to the "Credentials" tab
and create OAuth Client ID credentials.
After you've set up your consent screen go back to the "Credentials" tab
and press "Create credentials".
Set the application type to Desktop App.
Set the application type to Desktop App.
Download the JSON file that contains your OAuth 2.0 credentials. The file
has a name like client_secret_CLIENTID.json, where CLIENTID is the client ID
for your project.
Download the JSON file that contains your OAuth 2.0 credentials. The file
has a name like client_secret_CLIENTID.json, where CLIENTID is the client ID
for your project.
3. Rename the downloaded file to `client_secrets.json` and put it in the project root.