• Run server/client with localy:

  • Run the backend server:

    ~/Assessment$ npm start -- It will run at http://localhost:3000

    • You can send Json object with postman and test it. Example json object:

      • Post:

        { "url": "https://static.videezy.com/system/resources/previews/000/000/168/original/Record.mp4", "startTime":0, "duration":"1000"

        }

  • If you want to run with client:

    ~/Assessment/client$ npm start -- It will run at http://localhost:3006

    ~/Assessment/client$ npm run build -- Since the video file is written to the React path, we prevent it from refreshing page by performing this operation.

    ~/Assessment/client$ serve -s build -l 3006 -- Instead of npm start, you need to run the client with this command.

    It can be replace in package.json "start": "PORT=3006 react-scripts start" to "start": "serve -s build -l 3006" than you can use npm start again.

    If port 3006 is using it gave you another localhost:PORT

  • Notes:

    • Frontend contains 3 inputs.
    • The first is the URL input, the second is the start time of the video, and the third is the duration the video will run.
    • The "Trim Video" button trims the video to the parameters specified in the inputs.
    • Then the clipped video can be watched under the button.

• Run server/client with docker:

  • Notes:

    Docker run on client and server but video player not working.