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transloadit-api

v1.0.0

Published

Transloadit API

Downloads

11

Readme

transloadit-api Build Status

A Node.js library for Transloadit's API.

It has an interface for each of the available actions for Transloadit's API: assemblies, notifications and templates.

Assemblies Interface

Brief

var tlib = require('transloadit-api');
var assembly = new tlib.assembly(credentials);

assembly.post(files, params, callback);

assembly.post

The post method is used to upload files and it can take a single fileBlob or an array of them, then a JSON with the params accepted by Transloadit and finally a callback as the third argument.

assembly.post(fileBlob, paramsAcceptedByTransloadit, function (err, response) {
  // Do whatever you want
});

Quick-usage

var config = {
  key: '...',
  'secret': '...'
};
var signature = require('transloadit-api').Signature(config);

var params = {
  steps: {
    encode: {
      robot: "/video/encode"
    }
  }
};

var x = signature.create(params);

/* now x has a signature for the given parameters */
/* doing `console.log(x) would give */
{
  signature: "fec703ccbe36b942c90d17f64b71268ed4f5f512",
  params: {
    auth: {
        expires: "2010/10/19 09:01:20+00:00",
        key: "2b0c45611f6440dfb64611e872ec3211"
    },
    steps: {
        encode: {
          robot: "/video/encode"
        }
    }
  }
}

/* uploading files or assemblies */
var files = {
  'random.png': {
    name: 'Randomness.png',
    path: '/path/to/file'
  }
};

// files can be `req.files` directly too
var upload = require('transloadit-api').Assembly(config);
upload.post(files, params, function (err, res) {
  /* ... */
});

Author

© 2014, Jose Luis Rivas <[email protected]>

License

The files are licensed under the MIT terms.

The image on test/test-image.jpg is released under the license Creative Commons Attribution 4.0