args.every is not a function
See original GitHub issueHi @tungs, When starting my server using js file, this error occurs. Kindly know me what argument i missed in it.
const timecut = require('timecut');
const fs = require('fs');
timecut({
headless: false,
frameCache : true,
launchArguments : '--no-sandbox --allow-http-screen-capture --disable-setuid-sandbox --single-process',
url: 'localurl/video',
timeout: 10000,
viewport: {
width: 800, // sets the viewport (window size) to 800x600
height: 600
},
selector: '#myCanvas', // crops each frame to the bounding box of '#container'
left: 20, top: 40, // further crops the left by 20px, and the top by 40px
right: 6, bottom: 30, // and the right by 6px, and the bottom by 30px
fps: 30, // saves 30 frames for each virtual second
duration: 20, // for 20 virtual seconds
output: 'video.mp4' // to video.mp4 of the current working directory
}).then(function () {
console.log('Done!');
}).catch(function(e) {
console.log(e);
})
Cc: @varunarora
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Thank you - I would love to run on server too but have only used JS on frontend. Do you have any references or tips on how to do this ? Really appreciate it.
You can build a node.js service (I used express.js and bull queue) and host it on Heroku to process timecut, then call the service from your Django server (using REST API)