Framo
✨ Glorious media processing right in your browser with Typescript support ✨
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Table of Contents
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About The Project
-
Getting Started
- Features
- Observables
- Documentation
- License
About The Project
Framo aims to provide advanced media features on the browser itself without having to configure or setup multiple dependencies. It does all the hard work for you by using the best configurations for FFmpeg and only exposing the necessary options. See the full list of features.
Framo is made using:
Getting Started
Installation
To use Framo in your project
npm install framo
Usage
Initialize framo with initializeFramo() before using any of its features
const framo = new Framo();
await framo.initializeFramo();
...
OR
framo.initializeFramo().then(() => {
...
})
Alternatively, you can initialize framo asynchronously by subscribing to the ready
observable.
const framo = new Framo();
framo.ready.subscribe(() => {
...
});
framo.initializeFramo();
Features
Make a filmstrip using frames at regular intervals.
const config: FilmstripRequestConfig = {
file: <File>,
filename: 'input.mp4',
timeInterval: 1,
outputExtension: FramoImageExtension.JPG,
orientation: FilmstripOrientation.VERTICAL,
resolution: {
height: 150,
},
margin: 5,
padding: 5,
color: '#ff0000',
}
const filmstrip = await framo.makeFilmstrip(config);
Extract frames from videos at specific time points or at regular intervals.
const config: FrameRequestConfig = {
file: <File>,
filename: 'input.mp4',
timeInterval: 5,
outputExtension: FramoImageExtension.JPG,
};
const frames = await framo.extractFrames(config);
More features coming soon...
Observables
⚡ Ready
ready
is triggered when framo is ready for operations.
framo.ready.subscribe(() => {
...
});
⚡ Progress
Subscribe to the progress
observable to monitor operation progress.
framo.progress.subscribe((progress: Progress) => {
...
});
Documentation
For more details, please refer to the Documentation
License
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE
for more information.