Update index.js New filename and process.platform #9
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CapCut now uses draft_info.json as the default filename. Let's use this for the web app runner. The local script should continue to work for Windows NT.
The `process.env.os` is depreciated. Use `process.platform` instead. This may return different casing, as on Mac it returns 'darwin'. To be safe, using `.toLowerCase()` with the variable, and updated the three case statements for the lowercased values.
Update index.js FIlename draft_info.json
Update index.js Use process.platform
| }:${seconds < 10 ? "0" + seconds : seconds},${ms}`; | ||
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| var draftFileName = "draft_content.json"; |
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CapCut now uses draft_info.json as the default filename. Let's use this for the web app runner. The local script should continue to work for Windows NT.
| let os = process.platform.toLowerCase(); | ||
| switch (os) { | ||
| case "Windows_NT": | ||
| case "windows_nt": | ||
| draftFileName = "draft_content.json"; | ||
| break; | ||
| case "Darwin": | ||
| case "darwin": | ||
| draftFileName = "draft_info.json"; | ||
| break; | ||
| case "Linux": | ||
| case "linux": |
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The process.env.os is depreciated. Use process.platform instead. This may return different casing, as on Mac it returns 'darwin'. To be safe, using .toLowerCase() with the variable, and updated the three case statements for the lowercased values.
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Hi @vogelcodes, first thanks for your web app to convert the json to srt. I noticed it wasn't selecting the newly named 'draft_info.json' and upon inspection, I thought this second |
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I'm sorry for not responding. I'm not really used to deal with Merges e PR's. |
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CapCut now uses draft_info.json as the default filename. Let's use this for the web app runner. The local script should continue to work for Windows NT.
The process.env.os is depreciated. Use process.platform instead. This may return different casing, as on Mac it returns 'darwin'. To be safe, using .toLowerCase() with the variable, and updated the three case statements for the lowercased values.