@shotstack/cli 0.13.0 → 0.15.0

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  {
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  "name": "@shotstack/cli",
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- "version": "0.13.0",
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+ "version": "0.15.0",
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  "description": "Command-line interface for the Shotstack video rendering API.",
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  "license": "Apache-2.0",
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  "homepage": "https://github.com/shotstack/shotstack-cli",
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  ## Check versions once per session
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- This skill is version **0.13.0** and needs `@shotstack/cli` **0.13.0** or later. Before the first `shotstack` command in a session:
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+ This skill is version **0.15.0** and needs `@shotstack/cli` **0.15.0** or later. Before the first `shotstack` command in a session:
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- 1. Run `shotstack --version`. If it is older than 0.13.0, tell the user: what this skill documents, such as `analyze`, is missing until they run `npm install -g @shotstack/cli@latest`.
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+ 1. Run `shotstack --version`. If it is older than 0.15.0, tell the user: what this skill documents, such as the html5 size steps from `ingest upload --watch`, is missing until they run `npm install -g @shotstack/cli@latest`.
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  2. Run `npm view @shotstack/cli version`. If it is newer than this skill's version, tell the user an update is available and ask whether to install it. Only on a yes, run `npx skills update shotstack -y` and `npm install -g @shotstack/cli@latest`. Never update without asking. `npx skills check` is not a read-only check: it installs the update.
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  If a check fails (no network, no npm, a sandbox), skip it and carry on.
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  # …then reference "$SRC" as an asset.src in your Edit JSON and run `shotstack render`.
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  ```
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+ This includes images and fonts for an `html5` page: put the URL in its `html` or `css`.
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  The bare command (no `--watch`) returns only an `id`; the hosted `source` URL does not exist until ingestion is `ready`. Always `--watch` (or follow up with `shotstack ingest status <id> --watch`) when you need the URL.
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  Other ingest subcommands: `ingest fetch <url>` (host a copy of a remote URL), `ingest status <id>`, `ingest list`, `ingest delete <id>`. **Read [`references/ingest.md`](references/ingest.md) for the full upload→render workflow, status values, and supported file types.**
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  Analysis is free, takes 15–30 s and reads the first 10 minutes of the track.
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- It needs an API key (`shotstack login`). The `src` must be a direct, public link to an audio or video file: share pages and redirects are refused.
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+ The `src` must be a direct, public link to an audio or video file: share pages and redirects are refused.
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  <!-- surface:cli -->
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+ It needs an API key (`shotstack login`).
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  ```sh
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  shotstack analyze https://shotstack-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/music/unminus/lit.mp3 --output json > map.json
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  ```
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  - **WebGL, shaders, 3D models:** use CSS 2.5D and SVG filters.
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  - **Video or audio inside the clip:** put footage and sound on other timeline tracks; `html5` is the graphics layer.
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  - **Scroll, drag or pointer-driven animation:** capture is time-driven only.
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- - **Remote fonts, images, scripts:** inline them as `data:` URIs.
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+ - **Remote scripts, and images or fonts you haven't ingested:** inline them as `data:` URIs. Images and fonts you ingested work by URL; see [`html5.md`](html5.md).
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  ## Cost
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  - **Size the clip to the content, not the canvas.** `html, body` pinned to the clip's `width`/`height`; place with `offset` (`{x:0,y:0}` is centred, `y` positive is up). Use **px**, never `vw`/`vh`/`%`.
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  - **The body is transparent by default** — the clip composites over the layers below (only set an opaque background if you want one).
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  - **Canvas only from the seek hook.** Draw canvas 2D inside `window.__shotstackSeek(ms)`, never in a `requestAnimationFrame` loop. WebGL is blank in the cloud render. SVG or positioned DOM is usually lighter.
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- - **No network.** gsap (with its plugins), anime, d3 and lottie are preloaded; external `<script src>`, `fetch`, remote `<img>`, and remote fonts are all CSP-blocked — inline everything as `data:` URIs.
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- - **Fonts:** `timeline.fonts[]` does **not** reach `html5` and remote `@font-face` is blocked. These snippets name a display font first but render in the `system-ui` fallback unless you inline the font as a `data:` `@font-face`.
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+ - **No network.** gsap (with its plugins), anime, d3 and lottie are preloaded; external `<script src>`, `fetch`, remote `<img>`, and remote fonts are all CSP-blocked. Inline them as `data:` URIs, or use the URL of an image or font you ingested (see [`html5.md`](html5.md)).
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+ - **Fonts:** `timeline.fonts[]` does **not** reach `html5` and remote `@font-face` is blocked. These snippets name a display font first but render in the `system-ui` fallback unless you load the font, from an ingested font's URL or a `data:` `@font-face`.
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  - **Use unique element IDs for GSAP targets, not `:nth-child` or compound CSS selectors.** Studio preview doesn't resolve `.parent:nth-child(n) .child` patterns; `#id` works everywhere. When animating repeated elements (list rows, bars, cards), generate a unique ID per item (`id="row0"`, `id="bar0"`) rather than relying on structural selectors.
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  Coordinates below assume a **1080×1920 vertical** canvas; adjust `offset` for other sizes.
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  ```
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- `base` (0.6 s) entrance on `power3.out`, then a `hold` (1.5 s) settle. Swap `{{title}}` via top-level `merge[]`. `Clash Display` falls back to `system-ui` unless you inline it as a `data:` `@font-face` (see Fonts above).
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+ `base` (0.6 s) entrance on `power3.out`, then a `hold` (1.5 s) settle. Swap `{{title}}` via top-level `merge[]`. `Clash Display` falls back to `system-ui` unless you load it, from an ingested font's URL or a `data:` `@font-face` (see Fonts above).
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  ---
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  - Required and optional fields
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  - Preloaded libraries
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  - The browser harness (deterministic auto-seek)
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- - Sandbox restrictions: no network, inline everything (incl. fonts)
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+ - Sandbox restrictions: no network; ingested images and fonts by URL, everything else inline
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  - Sizing
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  - 3D: what renders in preview and render
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  - Worked example: animated lower-third (GSAP)
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  **Duration comes from the clip's `length`** — there's no animation-duration auto-detection. Size your animation to run within (or fill) the clip's `length`.
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- ## Sandbox restrictions: no network, inline everything
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+ ## Sandbox restrictions: no network, ingested files by URL
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  The iframe renders under a strict Content-Security-Policy (`default-src 'none'`), in both Studio preview and cloud render. Nothing is fetched from the network at render time:
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  - **No external `<script src=>`.** Only the bundled GSAP/anime.js/D3/Lottie run (they're inlined for you). Another library would have to be inlined into your `js` — and must be seekable.
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  - **No `fetch` / `XMLHttpRequest`** (`connect-src 'none'`). Bundle any data inline — e.g. the JS array in the bar-chart example.
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+ - **No remote images** (`img-src 'self' data: blob:`), except images you ingested (below). Otherwise embed images as `data:` URIs. A `data:image/svg+xml` background is fine.
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+ - **No remote fonts** (`font-src 'self' data:`), except fonts you ingested (below). See *Fonts in HTML5*.
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+ ### Images and fonts you ingested
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+ Upload with `shotstack ingest upload`, or host a copy of a URL with `shotstack ingest fetch`:
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+ PHOTO=$(shotstack ingest upload ./hero.jpg --watch --output json | tail -n1 | jq -r .source)
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+ FONT=$(shotstack ingest upload ./Brand.woff2 --watch --output json | tail -n1 | jq -r .source)
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ - **Same account and environment only.** A file ingested on `stage` works in `stage` renders, not in `v1`, and another account's files are refused. Every other remote URL is still blocked.
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+ - **10 MiB per file, 25 MiB per page.** A file counts once for every place the page references it, so reference a large image once (a CSS class, say) and reuse the class.
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+ - **Size images to the clip.** A photo much larger than the clip makes a heavier page and a slower capture. If the source has a WebP rendition named `html5-512`, `html5-1024`, `html5-2048` or `html5-4096`, the renderer uses the smallest one that covers the clip's longest edge; otherwise it uses the original.
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+ - `shotstack ingest upload --watch` and `ingest fetch --watch` request those renditions for an image and wait up to 60 s for them, so the `source` URL is all the page needs.
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+ - **A file that can't be used fails the render**, for example one that's missing, too large, or not an image or font.
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+ - **Studio's preview doesn't load ingested files yet**, so they show as missing there. The render is unaffected.
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+ | `html5` | Self-contained HTML/CSS/JS page rendered in an iframe (motion graphics, charts, animated overlays). Preloads gsap with its plugins (SplitText, DrawSVG, MorphSVG, MotionPath, Flip and more), d3, anime and lottie. Images and fonts: the URL of a file you ingested, or a `data:` URI; other remote URLs are blocked. See `references/html5.md`. **Never use the deprecated `html` asset.** |
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