Trim

JavaScript/Typescript
Python

const trimmedFile = modfy.trim(
 {
 inputFiles: [karaokeVideo],
 start: 10, // Video will start at 10 seconds
 end: 15 // Video will end at 15 seconds
 },
 'sync' // Can be 'async' | 'sync' | 'client',
 webhookUrl? : string // When using async must pass this paramater
)

Arguments#

This operation has three arguments:

An array of input files (more about files here)
Type of processing: client or server or async. More about processing types here
An object containing a start and end value

Full class reference is below

Typing#

modfy.trim(
 {
 inputFiles: AcceptedFiles,
 greyscale: {
 start: number,
 end: number
 }
 },
 processType: ProcessType,
 webhookUrl?: string
): Promise<Uint8Array> | Promise<{ id: string, uuid: string }>

type ProcessType = "sync" | "client" | "async"

/**
 * This interface is a wrapper for a file object which takes a buffer
 * with the mimeType and name of the file
 */
type ModfyFile = {
 name: string
 mimeType?: string
 buffer: Buffer
}

type StoredFiles = File[] | ModfyFile[]

/**
 * This type represents the accepted file inputs
 *
 * There are three accepted file input types
 * 1. Array of Html File Object
 * 2. Array of Strings, File Paths (Node only)
 * 3. Array of {buffer, name, mimeType} 
 Here we are supporting buffers directly but require that you provide the name and mimeType
 */
type AcceptedFiles = StoredFiles | string[]

Caveats#

All files in the input array must be of same type
String paths are only supported in node

Example#

// Snippet

// File here is a HTML File directly from DOM input
const trimmedVIdeo = modfy.convert(
 {
 inputFiles: [karaokeVideo],
 start: 10, // Video will start at 10 seconds
 end: 15 // Video will end at 15 seconds
 },
 'sync' // Can be 'async' | 'sync' | 'client',
 webhookUrl? : string // When using async must pass this paramater
)