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In this video, I'll show you a Vue.js uh
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video editor that I developed directly
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in the browser and also deployed this.
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I've also given the demo link in the
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description of the video. So, check the
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full description. So, once you land on
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this, the interface looks something like
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this. We have this choose file button
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where you let you select your video file
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that you want to trim and cut. Once the
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video file loads, we have these sliders
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right here where you can select the
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starting duration and the ending
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duration. After selecting those, we have
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this button right here. Click on trim
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video. And as soon as you click it, the
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processing will happen directly in the
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browser. And this is your end result.
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Can play the video. And this project is
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developed entirely in Vue.js Vue3. We
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have used FMPPG web assembly library. So
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if you need the full source code, I've
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also given the purchase link. You can
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directly purchase a source code. After
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purchasing it, you will get this
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directory structure from Google Drive
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automatically. So each component is
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divided into its view file and uh you
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can easily run this project. I'm running
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it by executing npm rundef
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and the started you can see http
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and uh if I show you we running it as so
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again you repeat the same process. You
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simply select your video that you want
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to trim and cut. As soon as the video
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loads, you repeat the same process.
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So the thing about this application,
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there is no back end to it. It's
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entirely happening directly in the
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browser. All the processing which is
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happening. So that's why it's really
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fast as well. You simply click the trim
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video and the processing is really fast.
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So before you purchase the source code,
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you can definitely look at the demo
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just uh use it yourself and if you like
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it then you can purchase the source code
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and for building it we are using ffmpg
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web assembly library which lets you use
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ffmppg directly in the browser.
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And as you know fmpp is a very popular
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audio and video processing library
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directly in the terminal. So we are
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using this to build out this single page
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application without any server and back
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It directly executes this
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directly in the browser.
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So you can just see this
