@triplesense/capacitor-video-recorder
v4.1.0-2
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Capacitor Video Recorder
A video recording plugin for Capacitor that allows applications to use the native camera and microphone and display the recording interface either below or above their application.
Installation
npm install @triplesense/capacitor-video-recorder
Platform Support
- iOS
- Android
On a web browser, we will fake the behavior to allow for easier development.
Example Usage
feature.module.ts
Import the plugin as defined below to allow the plugin to register correctly to the feature module.
import '@triplesense/capacitor-video-recorder';
Initializing Camera
In order to initialize the camera feed (note: you are not recording at this point), you must first specify a config to the video recorder.
Note: To overlay your web UI on-top of the camera output, you must use stackPosition: back and make all layers of your app transparent so that the camera can be seen under the webview.
import { VideoRecorderCamera, VideoRecorderPreviewFrame } from '@triplesense/capacitor-video-recorder';
const { VideoRecorder } = Plugins;
const config: VideoRecorderPreviewFrame = {
id: 'video-record',
stackPosition: 'front', // 'front' overlays your app', 'back' places behind your app.
width: 'fill',
height: 'fill',
x: 0,
y: 0,
borderRadius: 0
};
await VideoRecorder.initialize({
camera: VideoRecorderCamera.FRONT, // Can use BACK
previewFrames: [config]
});
Recording
Starts recording against the capture device.
VideoRecorder.startRecording();
Stop Recording / Getting Result
Stops the capture device and returns the path of the local video file.
const res = await VideoRecorder.stopRecording();
// The video url is the local file path location of the video output.
return res.videoUrl;
Destroying Camera
Used to disconnect from the capture device and remove any native UI layers that exist.
VideoRecorder.destroy();
Example Implementations
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