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@magiclabs.ai/mb-web-sdk

v0.5.1

Published

TypeScript package to create photo books with the Magicbook API.

Downloads

548

Readme

GitHub CI npm version

mb-web-sdk

TypeScript package to interact with the MagicBook API.

Installation

npm install @magiclabs.ai/mb-web-sdk

Usage

First, set up a callback to handle the asynchronous responses from the request you will make.

window.addEventListener(
  "MagicBook",
  ((event: CustomEvent<MBEvent<unknown>>) => {
    // Handle the event
    console.log(event.detail);
  }) as EventListener
);

the events you will receive will have three props

{
  "eventName": "surfaces.autofill"
  "request": {...}
  "result": {...}
}

Create a MagicBook API instance

const api = new MagicBookAPI({
  apiKey: string,
  mock?: boolean, // Default to false
  useIntAsPhotoId?: boolean // Default to false
});

Once you receive event ws with result

{
  "areConnectionsOpen": true
}

you are ready to go!

Photos

Analyze

To analyze an array of photos, call the photos.analyze function. Once ready, an event will be sent to the listener you created earlier.

await api.photos.analyze(
  photos.map((photo) => ({
    id: photo.handle, // string | number if useIntAsPhotoId is set to `true`
    width: photo.width, // number
    height: photo.height, // number
    orientation: photo.orientation, // number
    url: photo.url, // string
  }))
);

Projects

Autofill Options

To get the autofill options, call the projects.autofillOptions function with the image count of the project.

await api.projects.autofillOptions(imageCount);

Autofill

To create a project with autofill, call the projects.autofill function. Once ready, a project event will be sent, followed by surface events, to the listener you created earlier.

await api.projects.autofill({
  designMode: "automatic",
  occasion: "birthday",
  style: "modern",
  imageDensityLevel: "high",
  embellishmentLevel: "high",
  bookFormat: {
    targetPageRange: [20, 40],
    page: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
    cover: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
  },
  images: [...],
});

Restyle

To create a project with restyle, call the projects.restyle function. Once ready, a project event will be sent, followed by surface events, to the listener you created earlier.

await api.projects.restyle({
  designMode: "automatic",
  occasion: "birthday",
  style: "modern",
  imageDensityLevel: "high",
  embellishmentLevel: "high",
  bookFormat: {
    targetPageRange: [20, 40],
    page: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
    cover: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
  },
  images: [...],
  surfaces: [[surface1], [surface2], ...]
});

Resize

To resize a project, call the projects.resize function. Once ready, a project event will be sent, followed by surface events, to the listener you created earlier.

await api.projects.resize({
  designMode: "automatic",
  occasion: "birthday",
  style: "modern",
  imageDensityLevel: "high",
  embellishmentLevel: "high",
  bookFormat: {
    targetPageRange: [20, 40],
    page: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
    cover: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
  },
  images: [...],
  surfaces: [[surface1], [surface2], ...]
});

Surfaces

Shuffle

To create a surface with shuffle, call the surfaces.shuffle function. Once ready, an event will be sent to the listener you created earlier.

await api.surfaces.shuffle({
  designMode: "automatic",
  occasion: "birthday",
  style: "modern",
  imageDensityLevel: "high",
  embellishmentLevel: "high",
  bookFormat: {
    targetPageRange: [20, 40],
    page: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
    cover: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
  },
  images: [...],
  surfaces: [surface1, ...]
});

AutoAdapt

To create a surface with autoAdapt, call the surfaces.autoAdapt function. Once ready, an event will be sent to the listener you created earlier.

await api.surfaces.autoAdapt({
  designMode: "automatic",
  occasion: "birthday",
  style: "modern",
  imageDensityLevel: "high",
  embellishmentLevel: "high",
  bookFormat: {
    targetPageRange: [20, 40],
    page: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
    cover: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
  },
  images: [...],
  surfaces: [surface1, ...]
});

Suggest

To create a surface with suggest, call the surfaces.suggest function. Once ready, an event will be sent to the listener you created earlier.

await api.surfaces.suggest({
  designMode: "automatic",
  occasion: "birthday",
  style: "modern",
  imageDensityLevel: "high",
  embellishmentLevel: "high",
  bookFormat: {
    targetPageRange: [20, 40],
    page: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
    cover: {
      width: 8,
      height: 11,
    },
  },
  images: [...],
  surfaces: [surface1, ...]
});

Usage as script

For example using express convert to static route

app.use(
  "/scripts/mb-web-sdk",
  express.static(__dirname + "/node_modules/@magiclabs.ai/mb-web-sdk")
);
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
  <head>
    <script
      type="text/javascript"
      src="/scripts/mb-web-sdk/index.iife.js"
    ></script>
  </head>
  <script type="text/javascript">
    const api = new MagicLabs.MagicBookAPI({...})

    window.addEventListener("MagicBook", async (event) => {
      if (event.detail.eventName === 'ws' && event.detail.result.areConnectionsOpen) {
        await makeBookRequest();
      }
    });

    async function makeBookRequest() {
      const test = await api.photos.analyze([
        {
          id: "1234",
          orientation: 0,
          width: 100,
          height: 100,
          url: "https://...",
        },
      ]);
    }
  </script>
</html>

Example

To see the MagicBook client in action, run the following commands (make sure you created a .env file before building):

npm run build
cd example
npm i
npm run dev