bitmovin-javascript is the legacy Bitmovin API client for JavaScript.

We recommend using the new client, which you can find at bitmovin-api-sdk-javascript. Using the new client guarantees 100% specification conformity at any given time and access to all features of the API as soon as they are released.

Javascript-API-Client which enables you to seamlessly integrate the Bitmovin API into your projects. Using this API client requires an active account.

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The full API reference can be found here.

npm install bitmovin-javascript

or with yarnpkg

yarn add bitmovin-javascript

Using ES6 import

import Bitmovin from 'bitmovin-javascript';
const bitmovin = Bitmovin({'apiKey': '<YOUR_API_KEY>'});

With require

const Bitmovin = require('bitmovin-javascript').default;
const bitmovin = Bitmovin({'apiKey': '<YOUR_API_KEY>'});

Use bitmovin-javascript/dist/bitmovin.browser.js or bitmovin.browser.min.js for the minified version.

Import bitmovin-javascript/dist/index.js.

• Typescript (bitmovin-javascript/dist/index.d.ts)

The Bitmovin-Javascript API Client is closely modeled after our Bitmovin API Reference Bitmovin API. Each resource in the API Reference has a 1:1 mapping in our API Client.

All methods return a Promise Object that will return the fetched result values from the API.

So for example the list all inputs call is defined as GET v1/encoding/inputs in our API-Reference and simply corresponds to:

const limit = 100;
const offset = 0;
bitmovin.encoding.inputs.list(limit, offset).then(result => {
  const {items} = result;
  items.forEach(input => {
    console.log(input.name);
  });
});

An sample DASH & HLS encoding sample can be found in examples/encoding/01_simple_encoding_dash_manifest.js

For more examples visit our example page.

If you want to contribute feel free to send pull requests. Code quality is ensured through lint-staged, please make sure all tests are passing with yarn test.

Version 2 of the Bitmovin JavaScript client still has the same 1:1 mapping as v1. With v2 we improved the bundling and changed the default export to not require a new to create a Bitmovin "object". Internally the client changed quite a lot as you can see in this pull request.

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