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class Zencoder
include HTTParty
headers "Accept" => "application/json", "Content-Type" => "application/json"
base_uri 'https://app.zencoder.com/api'
default_params :api_key => "YOUR-API-KEY-GOES-HERE"
format :json
attr_accessor :job_id
attr_reader :errors
attr_reader :output_url
def initialize(encode_bucket_url = nil, notification_url = nil)
@encode_bucket_url = encode_bucket_url
@notification_url = notification_url
end
# encode a provided input_video at a given width and height, and dump the thumbnail into the thumbnail_destination
# options: e.g. :test => 1
def encode(input_video, width, height, thumbnail_destination, options = {})
raise RuntimeError, "encode_bucket_url and/or notification_url is nil: you must set these to use this method." unless @encode_bucket_url && @notification_url
query = {
:input => input_video,
:public => 1, # when set to 1, the encoded file will be publicly available, i.e. to web visitors
:outputs => {
:base_url => @encode_bucket_url,
:size => "#{width}x#{height}",
:public => 1,
:notifications => [{
:format => "json",
:url => @notification_url
}],
:thumbnails => {
:number => 1,
:base_url => @encode_bucket_url + thumbnail_destination,
:size => "#{width}x#{height}"
}
}
}.merge(options)
job = self.class.post("/jobs", :body => query.to_json)
if job["errors"]
errors = job["errors"]
false
else
@output_url = job["outputs"].first["url"]
@job_id = job["id"]
job
end
end
# get details about a job. You may pass a job_id or if none is provided, this will use @job_id if it is available
def details(job_id = nil)
@job_id ||= job_id
if @job_id
self.class.get("/jobs/#{@job_id}")
else
raise RuntimeError, "@job_id is nil: you must set the job id, pass the job id, or encode a job (which sets it automatically) to use this method."
end
end
end
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