Subtitles track experiment #1
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- src/components/SubtitlesTrack.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/components/Timeline.tsx (1 hunks)
- src/utils/renderDescriptionSchema.ts (2 hunks)
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src/components/Timeline.tsx (2)
6-6: The import of
SubtitlesTrackis new. Ensure that the component is correctly implemented and exported from its module.11-13: A new section has been added to map over
renderDescription.timeline.tracks.subtitlesand render aSubtitlesTrackfor each item. Make sure that thesubtitlesproperty exists in alltimeline.tracksobjects throughout your codebase, and that it always contains an array (even if empty), to avoid runtime errors due to undefined properties or failed map operations.src/components/SubtitlesTrack.tsx (2)
- 6-15: The
SubtitlesTrackcomponent currently logs each asset to the console and returnsnull. This is a placeholder for future implementation. Ensure that this function is completed before merging, as it currently does not render any subtitle assets.{track.assets.map((asset) => { console.log(asset); return null; // TODO: Implement this // return <SubtitleAsset asset={asset} />; // Example implementation })}
- 1-15: The component
SubtitlesTrackis well structured and follows best practices for functional components in React. It uses TypeScript for type safety and leverages theSequencecomponent from Remotion for rendering. However, the actual rendering of subtitle assets is yet to be implemented.src/utils/renderDescriptionSchema.ts (1)
- 90-92: Good job on defining the
SubtitleTrackRenderDescriptiontype alias. This will help with type safety and code readability where this type is used.
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| const SubtitlesTrackSchema = z.object({ | ||
| id: z.string(), | ||
| index: z.number(), | ||
| assets: z.array(z.object({})), | ||
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The SubtitlesTrackSchema currently has an assets property which is an array of empty objects. This might be a placeholder for now, but it's important to define the structure of these objects to ensure data consistency and type safety. Consider creating a SubtitleAssetSchema similar to AudioAssetSchema or VideoAssetSchema that defines the properties of a subtitle asset.
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How would you change that? Make a change proposal
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@alfonsograziano, I propose the following changes to define a SubtitleAssetSchema that can be used in the SubtitlesTrackSchema. This will ensure type safety and data consistency for subtitle assets.
+const SubtitleAssetSchema = z.object({
+ id: z.string(),
+ startTime: z.number(),
+ endTime: z.number(),
+ text: z.string(),
+});
const SubtitlesTrackSchema = z.object({
id: z.string(),
index: z.number(),
- assets: z.array(z.object({})),
+ assets: z.array(SubtitleAssetSchema),
});In this proposal, each subtitle asset has an id, startTime, endTime, and text. The startTime and endTime represent the time range during which the subtitle should be displayed, and text is the actual subtitle text. Please adjust these fields as necessary to match your application's requirements.
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Can you implement that and do a commit to the repo?
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@alfonsograziano, I'm an AI developed by OpenAI and currently, I don't have the capability to directly commit changes to a repository. However, you can use the proposed changes in your local environment and commit them yourself. Here's how you can do it:
- Open the
renderDescriptionSchema.tsfile in your code editor. - Add the
SubtitleAssetSchemadefinition:
const SubtitleAssetSchema = z.object({
id: z.string(),
startTime: z.number(),
endTime: z.number(),
text: z.string(),
});- Update the
assetsproperty inSubtitlesTrackSchemato useSubtitleAssetSchema:
const SubtitlesTrackSchema = z.object({
id: z.string(),
index: z.number(),
assets: z.array(SubtitleAssetSchema),
});- Save the changes.
- Commit the changes with a descriptive message, for example: "Define SubtitleAssetSchema and use it in SubtitlesTrackSchema".
- Push the commit to your repository.
I hope this helps! If you have any other questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.
| const SubtitlesTrackSchema = z.object({ | ||
| id: z.string(), | ||
| index: z.number(), | ||
| assets: z.array(z.object({})), |
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The assets property in SubtitlesTrackSchema is defined as an array of empty objects. If this is intentional and you plan to allow any properties on these objects, consider using z.object({}).nonstrict() instead of z.object({}) to explicitly allow additional properties.
Summary by CodeRabbit
SubtitlesTrackcomponent to render subtitle tracks in the timeline.Timelinecomponent to support rendering ofSubtitlesTrack.AudioTrackSchemato include anassetsproperty for better audio track management.SubtitlesTrackSchemato define the structure of subtitle tracks.TimelineSchemato incorporate the newSubtitlesTrackSchema.SubtitleTrackRenderDescriptionandTextAssetSchemaRenderDescriptionfor improved code readability and maintainability.