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A React custom hook that integrates the addpipe.com recording client

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# React Pipe Media Recorder `@addpipe/react-pipe-media-recorder` provides a fully typed React hook for both TypeScript and JavaScript integrations that introduces the [Pipe Platform](https://addpipe.com) into your React projects. This package allows video, audio, and screen + camera recording. It's ideal for applications that need to capture user-generated content such as video feedback, messages, resumes, or testimonials. The recorder is easy to set up and ensures cross-platform compatibility, working on both desktop and mobile devices. With `@addpipe/react-pipe-media-recorder`, you can: - Record high-quality **audio and video** content directly from users. - Capture **screen and camera** for detailed visual feedback or presentations. - **Embed multiple recorders** on a page for various user interactions. **Note**: You will need a free trial or paid account with [Addpipe](https://addpipe.com) to use this package. ## Features: - **Video, Audio, and Screen Recording**: Add high-quality media recording functionality to any React app, supporting both desktop and mobile devices. - **Up to 4K Video**: Supports recording up to 4K resolution. - **No Upload Time**: Stream recordings while they are created, minimizing the wait time for users. - **Mobile Compatibility**: Supports HTML Media Capture for mobile video/audio recording. - **Screen + Camera Recording**: Capture both the screen and camera simultaneously for enhanced recording capabilities. - **Multilingual Support**: Available in multiple languages: English, French, German, and Spanish, with custom language support. - **Keyboard Accessibility**: Fully controllable via keyboard for improved accessibility. - **Connection Resilience**: Auto-reconnect ensures data recovery if the connection drops during recording. ## Installation Install the package using npm: ```bash npm install @addpipe/react-pipe-media-recorder ``` ## Usage Examples šŸ‘‰ **Working Demo**: You can find a working demo [here](https://addpipe.com/react-demo/). The source code for the demo is available in both JavaScript and TypeScript React. Find more about it [here](https://addpipe.com/react-demo/). ### Inserting a single recorder into the page In this example, we insert a single Pipe recorder into the page and control it using the recorder's API (`record()` and `stopVideo()`). ```jsx import { useState } from "react"; import usePipeSDK from "@addpipe/react-pipe-media-recorder"; // Importing the Pipe recorder npm package // Inserting a single Pipe recorder into the page const SingleRecorder = () => { // Storing the generated recorder inside of a state - optional const [recorder, setRecorder] = useState(null); // Using the Pipe recorder custom hook const { isLoaded } = usePipeSDK((PipeSDK) => { // Check to make sure the code below is only executed on the initial load if (isLoaded) return; // Prepare the parameters needed to generate a new recorder const pipeParams = { size: { width: 640, height: 390 }, qualityurl: "avq/360p.xml", accountHash: "YOUR_ACCOUNT_HASH", eid: "YOUR_ENV_CODE", mrt: 600, avrec: 1 }; // Inserting a new recorder into the page PipeSDK.insert("custom-id", pipeParams, (pipeRecorder) => { setRecorder(pipeRecorder); // Store the recorder instance for later use }); }); // Function to start a new recording using the recorder's API const startRecording = () => { if (!recorder) return; recorder.record(); // Call to start recording }; // Function to stop a recording using the recorder's API const stopRecording = () => { if (!recorder) return; recorder.stopVideo(); // Call to stop recording }; return ( <div> {!isLoaded && <div>Loading the Pipe recorder</div>} <div id="custom-id"></div> {/* Placeholder for where the new recorder should be inserted */} {isLoaded && recorder && ( <> {/* Buttons to control the recorder - Only display them after all prerequisites have loaded */} <button onClick={startRecording}>Record</button> <button onClick={stopRecording}>Stop</button> </> )} </div> ); }; export default SingleRecorder; ``` ### Inserting multiple recorders into the page and loading from S1 This example demonstrates how to insert multiple Pipe recorders into the page and also load Pipe from our S1 client delivery servers, rather than our CDN. ```jsx import { useState } from "react"; import usePipeSDK from "@addpipe/react-pipe-media-recorder"; // Importing the Pipe recorder npm package // Inserting multiple Pipe recorders into the page const MultipleRecorders = () => { // Storing the global PipeSDK into a state const [pipeSdk, setPipeSdk] = useState(null); // Custom IDs for the recorders const CUSTOM_IDS = ["custom-id-1", "custom-id-2", "custom-id-3"]; // Using the Pipe recorder custom hook const { isLoaded } = usePipeSDK((PipeSDK) => { // Check to make sure the code below is only executed on the initial load if (isLoaded) return; // Prepare the parameters needed to generate new recorders const pipeParams = { size: { width: 640, height: 390 }, qualityurl: "avq/360p.xml", accountHash: "YOUR_ACCOUNT_HASH", eid: "YOUR_ENV_CODE", mrt: 600, avrec: 1 }; // Inserting new recorders into the page CUSTOM_IDS.forEach((id) => PipeSDK.insert(id, pipeParams, () => {})); // Store PipeSDK into a state for controlling the recorders later setPipeSdk(PipeSDK); }, true); // Adding "true" will make it so that Pipe is loaded from our S1 client delivery servers // Function to start a new recording using PipeSDK const startRecording = (recorderId) => { if (!pipeSdk) return; pipeSdk.getRecorderById(recorderId).record(); // Call to start recording for a specific recorder }; // Function to stop a recording using PipeSDK const stopRecording = (recorderId) => { if (!pipeSdk) return; pipeSdk.getRecorderById(recorderId).stopVideo(); // Call to stop recording for a specific recorder }; return ( <> {CUSTOM_IDS.map((id, index) => ( <div key={index}> <div id={id}></div> {/* Placeholder for where the new recorder should be inserted */} {/* Buttons to control the recorder - Only display them after all prerequisites have loaded */} {isLoaded && ( <> <button onClick={() => startRecording(id)}>Record</button> <button onClick={() => stopRecording(id)}>Stop</button> </> )} </div> ))} </> ); }; export default MultipleRecorders; ``` ## Controlling the Recorder To control the recorders, you can use the API control methods, such as: - `record()`: Starts a new recording. - `stopVideo()`: Stops the recording. A full list of the recorder's API control methods can be found in the official [Pipe API Documentation](https://addpipe.com/docs/javascript/js-api-v2/#methods-list). ## Embed Code Parameters The `pipeParams` object is used to configure the Pipe recorder. Here’s an example of its structure: ```js const pipeParams = { size: { width: 640, height: 390 }, qualityurl: "avq/360p.xml", accountHash: "YOUR_ACCOUNT_HASH", eid: "YOUR_ENV_CODE", mrt: 600, avrec: 1, // Additional options available in the official documentation }; ``` For more detailed embed code options, refer to the [Addpipe Embed Code Options](https://addpipe.com/docs/desktop-recording-client/embed-code-options-desktop/#20-javascript). ## Documentation and Pricing - Official Developer Documentation: [Addpipe Docs](https://addpipe.com/docs) - Pricing Information: [Addpipe Pricing](https://addpipe.com/pricing) --- ### Keywords - Video Recorder - Video Recording - Audio Recorder - Audio Recording - Screen Recorder - Screen Recording - Camera Recorder - React Video Recorder - React Audio Recorder - Screen and Camera Capture - React Hooks for Media