0.0.8-d • Published 2 years ago
easy_dash v0.0.8-d
Easy_Dash
How to install
1 Install this thing
2 Run this file "mse_json_install.js" to Install tool for this package
- Run the following commands:
or run on whatever IDE<pre> node mse_json_install.js </pre>
How to use with example
- install npm:
<pre> npm init </pre> - install packages:
<pre> npm i ejs </pre> <pre> npm i express </pre> <pre> npm i easy_dash </pre> <pre> npm i fluent-ffmpeg </pre> - Javascript File:
/*index.js*/ const express = require("express"); const app = express(); const PORT = 5000; const { sendFile, baseStream } = require("easy_dash"); // call easy_dash
app.set("view engine", "ejs"); // .ejs should on view folder app.use(express.static( baseStream() )); // set where module is
app.get("/", (req, res) => { res.locals.video_id = "drive" // video name that will show res.render("index") // render a view that has script streaming-bundle.js with video tag });
app.get("/:video_name/:filename", (req, res) => { sendFile(req, res, dirname+"/video"); //dirname+"/video" is path videos that extrect from origin video });
app.listen(PORT, () => console.log(Server listening in on port ${PORT}));
- ejs File:
```html
/*index.ejs*/
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Easy Dash</title>
</head>
<body>
<video id="videoPlayer" width="600" height="400" controls data-player-id="<%- locals.video_id %>"></video>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/streaming-bundle.js" id_video="videoPlayer"></script>
</body>
</html>- Prepairing file for streaming video
/*upload.js*/ const { segment_creater } = require("easy_dash"); // call Prepairing Streaming video source = "D:/Documents/Code/Streaming_2/master/easy_dash/test-folder/source" // your directory that has origin video savevideo = "D:/Documents/Code/Streaming_2/master/easy_dash/test-folder/video/Polkka_rock" // your directory that want to save fileoutname = "Polkka_rock" // your file name (origin and new one will have the same name) var obj = segment_creater(source, savevideo, fileoutname) obj.extract_video('640x360') // video's resolution that is created obj.extract_video('320x180') // video's resolution that is created obj.extract_video('160x90') // video's resolution that is created obj.extract_audio() // audio that is created
- Run Server
<pre>
node index.js
</pre>
or
<pre>
npm start
</pre>
same thing
You can test evey thing that I told on this repo