public static void Main(string[] args)
{
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Check if a filename was passed as an argument
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
if (args.Length == 0)
{
Console.WriteLine("Usage: bcdi <filename>");
return;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Check if the file exists
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
string strFullPath = args[0];
string strFilenameNoExt = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(strFullPath);
if (!File.Exists(strFullPath))
{
Console.WriteLine("***ERROR: File '{0}' doesn't exist.", strFullPath);
return;
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Set up API authentication information
///
/// This is expecting a file called api.json to be in the current user's
/// home directory. The content should look like this:
/// {
/// "AccountID" : "YourAccountID",
/// "ClientID" : "YourClientID",
/// "ClientSecret" : "YourClientSecret"
/// }
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
var myAPIAuth = APIAuthentication.FromFile((Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.Personal) + "/account_config.json"));
/// in case the api.json file wasn't found set some dummy defaults
if (myAPIAuth == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Error getting API authentication info, using invalid generic values.");
myAPIAuth = new APIAuthenticationInfo();
myAPIAuth.AccountID = "1234";
myAPIAuth.ClientID = "5678";
myAPIAuth.ClientSecret = "abcd";
}
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Obtain Access Token from OAUTH API
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Console.Write("Getting the OAUTH token: ");
var theToken = new OAuthToken(myAPIAuth.ClientID, myAPIAuth.ClientSecret);
Console.WriteLine("Done.");
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Use CMS API to create the video asset
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
CMS cmsAPI = new CMS(theToken, myAPIAuth.AccountID);
Console.Write("Creating Brightcove asset for '{0}': ", strFilenameNoExt);
string strVideoID;
try
{
strVideoID = cmsAPI.CreateVideo(strFilenameNoExt);
}
catch (CMS.BrightcoveAPIException e)
{
Console.WriteLine("Exception: {0}", e.Message);
return;
}
Console.WriteLine("Done (ID {0}).", strVideoID);
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Use Source File Upload API to create a S3 upload URL for the video
/// and use the AWS S3 API to upload the local file(s)
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
SourceFileUpload sfuUploader = new SourceFileUpload(theToken, myAPIAuth.AccountID, strVideoID);
string strVideoURL = sfuUploader.UploadFile(strFullPath);
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// Use Dynamic Ingest API to ingest uploaded file into Video Cloud
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Console.WriteLine("\nExecuting Dynamic Ingest.");
DynamicIngest myDI = new DynamicIngest(theToken, myAPIAuth.AccountID);
string strJSONContent = "{" +
" \"master\": {"+
" \"url\": \""+ strVideoURL + "\"" +
" },"+
//" \"callbacks\": [ \"https://hookb.in/vaPPdpMX\" ]" +
" \"capture-images\": true"+
"}";
Console.WriteLine("API response: {0}", myDI.IngestMediaAsset(strVideoID, strJSONContent));
Console.WriteLine("Done.");
}