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@wavestreamlabs/wavestream-sdk-ts

v0.16.1

Published

A typescript SDK that allows for seamless communication with the Wavestream API.

Downloads

6

Readme

Wavestream-sdk-ts

The Wavestream client libary is a Javascript SDK written in typescript that allows for seamless communication with Wavestream's API. Built-in methods make it easy to manage videos and webhooks operations.

Table of contents

Getting Started

Installation

Run following command to specify to npm where to fetch the wavestream sdk packages:

$ echo "@wavestream:registry=https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/39243899/packages/npm/" >> .npmrc

Install the package using npm:

$ npm install --save @wavestream/sdk-ts

After that, you can load the package:

const wavestreamClient = require("@wavestream/sdk-ts);

If you are using ES Modules, you can use:

import wavestreamClient from "@wavestream/sdk-ts";

Runtime requirements

Node.js v14 or newer

Usage

Example

// Initialize the client with your apiKey
const wavestream = new wavestreamClient({ apiKey: YOUR_API_KEY, endpoint?: API_URL, accessToken: YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN });

//Create a new empty video container
let video = await wavestream.video.create({
  title: "Title of my video container",
  description: "Description of my video",
});

// Upload video source in the container
// The video processing starts automatically after the upload completes
wavestream.video.upload({
  videoId: video.id,
  filePath: "/home/user/Downloads/myFileName.mp4",
});

// Wait for the video to be processed
// Webhooks can be configured to notify the user when the upload and transcoding processes are completed

// Get video info
video = await wavestream.video.get(video.id);
video.outputs.forEach((vo) => console.log(vo.uri)); // Show outputs uri