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  5. package/dist/studio/transcode.worker.d.ts +1 -1
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  # sanity-plugin-r2-video
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- Video for Sanity Studio. Encodes in the browser, stores plain MP4s in Cloudflare
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- R2.
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+ [![NPM version][npm-image]][npm-url]
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+ [![NPM downloads][npm-downloads-image]][npm-downloads-url]
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- Encoding runs on the editor's machine through [mediabunny](https://mediabunny.dev),
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- using WebCodecs in a Web Worker. One MP4 comes out per height you ask for. The
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- first frame is uploaded to Sanity as an ordinary image, so posters get the Sanity
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- CDN, `srcset`, `auto=format` and LQIP without any extra work. Players pick one
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- rendition when they load and keep it.
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+ A video plugin for Sanity Studio that encodes in the browser and stores plain MP4s in Cloudflare R2.
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- ## Installing
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+ ## Introduction
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+ An editor drops in one file. Out come **renditions** - one MP4 per height you configured, plus the first frame as a poster:
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+ ```
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+ j6w3wy2bd0jq/270.mp4 840 KB
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+ j6w3wy2bd0jq/360.mp4 1.4 MB
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+ j6w3wy2bd0jq/480.mp4 2.3 MB
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+ j6w3wy2bd0jq/720.mp4 4.9 MB
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+ j6w3wy2bd0jq/1080.mp4 9.7 MB
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+ ```
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+ Your site picks whichever one fits: the 360 behind a thumbnail, the 1080 in a hero. Each document keeps the whole list, with the height, key and size of every file, so choosing one takes a line of code. Upload a 480p clip and you get three files instead of five, as nothing is ever upscaled.
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+ Encoding runs on the editor's machine with [mediabunny](https://mediabunny.dev), using WebCodecs in a Web Worker. A Cloudflare Worker you own writes the MP4s to your bucket. The poster is saved as an ordinary Sanity image, so it gets the Sanity CDN, `srcset`, `auto=format` and LQIP for free.
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+ That means no encoding service, no per-minute bill, and no R2 credentials outside Cloudflare.
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+ **Note**: These are plain MP4s, not adaptive streams. A player picks one rendition when it loads and keeps it.
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+ ## Requirements
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+ - Sanity Studio v6, React 19, `@sanity/ui` v4 or v5, `@sanity/icons` v5 and `styled-components` v6
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+ - Node 20 or later
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+ - A Cloudflare account with R2 enabled
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+ - Chrome to upload. Encoding needs WebCodecs h264, which Safari doesn't reliably provide, so the Studio checks for it and says so before an editor picks a file. Playback works everywhere.
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+ ## Installation
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+ Install this package with `npm`.
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+ ```bash
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+ npm i sanity-plugin-r2-video
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+ ```
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+ ## Setup
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+ Five steps, in order. The plugin needs a deployed Worker before it can be configured.
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+ ### 1. Create the bucket
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+ ```bash
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+ wrangler r2 bucket create my-bucket
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+ ```
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+ Then open the bucket's **Settings** in the Cloudflare dashboard and enable public access, either with the `r2.dev` development URL or a custom domain. That public origin is your `bucketUrl`, and without it nothing you upload is playable.
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+ **Note**: Uploads go through the Worker rather than the browser, so the bucket needs no CORS policy.
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+ ### 2. Scaffold the Worker
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+ The Worker owns the R2 binding. To generate one:
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  ```bash
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- pnpm add sanity-plugin-r2-video
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+ npx sanity-plugin-r2-video setup worker
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  ```
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- `sanity`, `react`, `react-dom`, `@sanity/ui`, `@sanity/icons` and
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- `styled-components` are peer dependencies. `mediabunny` is the only real
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- dependency.
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+ It asks for a Worker name, your Cloudflare account id, the bucket name, and the Studio origins allowed to call it. Pass `--name`, `--account`, `--bucket` and `--origins` to skip the prompts.
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+ This writes `r2-video-worker/`, containing a `wrangler.jsonc` and an entry point that re-exports this package's handler. Upgrading the package upgrades the deployed Worker.
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- Add the plugin, pointing it at a Worker you've deployed (see [Setting up a
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- Worker](#setting-up-a-worker)):
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+ ### 3. Deploy the Worker
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+ Install its dependencies, generate a shared secret, then deploy:
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+ ```bash
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+ npm i sanity-plugin-r2-video
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+ npm i -D wrangler @cloudflare/workers-types
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+ openssl rand -base64 32
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+ wrangler secret put UPLOAD_TOKEN --config r2-video-worker/wrangler.jsonc
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+ wrangler deploy --config r2-video-worker/wrangler.jsonc
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+ ```
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+ Keep the generated secret, as the Studio needs the same value in the next step.
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+ **Note**: `--origins` defaults to `http://localhost:3333`. When you deploy the Studio, add its production origin to `ALLOWED_ORIGINS` in `wrangler.jsonc` and deploy the Worker again, or requests from it get a `403`.
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+ ### 4. Add the plugin
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  ```ts
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  // sanity.config.ts
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  export default defineConfig({
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- endpointUrl: "https://….workers.dev", // deployed Worker
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- token: "…", // matches the Worker's UPLOAD_TOKEN
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- bucketUrl: "https://….r2.dev", // where renditions are served from
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+ endpointUrl: "https://….workers.dev", // Worker you deployed
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+ token: "…", // UPLOAD_TOKEN you generated
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+ bucketUrl: "https://….r2.dev", // bucket's public origin
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  }),
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  ],
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  });
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  ```
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- That registers two schema types and a tool. Add video to a document with the
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+ This registers an `r2Video.asset` document type, an `r2Video` field type, and an **R2 Video** tool.
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+ ### 5. Add a field
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  ```ts
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  defineField({ name: "video", title: "Video", type: "r2Video" })
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  ```
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- ## Using it
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+ To file uploads made from this field under a fixed media library folder, pass its document id:
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- Videos live in the **R2 Video** tool.
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- **Upload** — drop files onto the library, or press Upload. Files stage in a list
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- first and nothing encodes until you confirm.
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+ ```ts
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+ defineField({
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+ name: "video",
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+ type: "r2Video",
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+ options: { folder: "<folder document id>" },
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+ })
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+ ```
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- **Settings** — collapsed by default. Open it to change the folder, keep audio, or
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- adjust quality for one batch. **Preview** encodes only the tallest tier, so you
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- can check size and quality before running the whole ladder.
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+ ## Usage
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- **Details** — click a card to play the video and see every rendition with its
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- size. Rename it, move it to another folder, or delete it from here.
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+ Videos live in the **R2 Video** tool.
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- **Sync** — next to Upload. Compares the bucket against the library and offers to
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- remove anything no document points at.
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+ | Action | Notes |
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+ | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | **Upload** | Drop files on the library, or press Upload. Files stage in a list first and nothing encodes until you confirm. |
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+ | **Settings** | Collapsed by default. Change the folder, keep audio, or adjust quality for one batch. **Preview** encodes only the tallest tier, so you can check size and quality before running the whole ladder. |
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+ | **Details** | Click a card to play the video and see every rendition with its size. Rename it, move it to another folder, or delete it from here. |
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+ | **Sync** | Lists objects in the bucket that no video document claims, and posters nothing references, then offers to delete them. |
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- Inside a document, an `r2Video` field lets you pick from the library or upload
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+ Inside a document, an `r2Video` field picks from the library or uploads without leaving the page.
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- ## What you get back
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+ ### Playing video on your site
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- An `r2Video` field stores a reference and nothing else, so the same video can be
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- used on many documents without encoding it twice:
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+ A field stores a reference and nothing else, so the same video can be used on many documents without encoding it twice:
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  ```json
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  { "_type": "r2Video", "asset": { "_type": "reference", "_ref": "hK3n…" } }
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  ```
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- Follow the reference and you get an `r2Video.asset` document. It holds metadata
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- only. The MP4s are in R2 and the poster is a normal Sanity image asset:
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+ Follow that reference for an `r2Video.asset` document. It holds metadata only, as the MP4s are in R2 and the poster is a normal Sanity image asset:
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  type R2VideoAsset = {
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  folder?: { _type: "reference"; _ref: string };
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  };
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+ A rendition's `key` joined to your `bucketUrl` is a playable URL:
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+ To store the video's id instead of a list of keys, take it off any key and rebuild the rest. Keys are `<id>/<height>.mp4`, so the id is the part before the slash:
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- ## Configuring
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+ `sanity-plugin-r2-video/storage` has no dependencies, so a web app can import it to build URLs without pulling the Studio, `sanity` or `react` into its bundle. Every type above is exported from `sanity-plugin-r2-video/studio`.
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+ | **endpointUrl** | `string` | undefined | **Required**. Origin of the deployed Worker. The Studio never touches the bucket directly. |
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+ | **token** | `string` | undefined | **Required**. Shared secret, matching the Worker's `UPLOAD_TOKEN`. |
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+ | **bucketUrl** | `string` | undefined | **Required**. Public origin renditions are served from. No document stores an origin. |
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+ | **apiVersion** | `string` | `"2024-01-01"` | Sanity API version the plugin's own queries and mutations run against. |
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+ | **tool** | `object` | `{ name: "r2-video", title: "R2 Video" }` | Name and title of the Studio tool. |
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+ | **folders.type** | `string` | `"media.folder"` | Document type folders are read from, defaulting to `sanity-plugin-media`'s. The plugin never imports that package, it reads a type by name, so this can point anywhere. |
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+ | **folders.poster** | `string` | `"_R2 Video Posters"` | Folder generated posters are filed under, created on first upload. |
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+ | ------------------------------------- | ------------------ | --------------------------------- |
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+ | `sanity-plugin-r2-video/studio` | The Sanity plugin | `react`, `react-dom`, `@sanity/ui` |
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+ | `sanity-plugin-r2-video/worker` | The endpoint | `@cloudflare/workers-types` |
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+ | `sanity-plugin-r2-video/storage` | Where files live | Nothing |
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  ## Limitations
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- so uploads are effectively Chrome-only today. The gate is a capability check
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- using mediabunny's `canEncodeVideo('avc')` rather than user-agent sniffing, and
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- unsupported browsers are told before they pick a file. Playback works everywhere.
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+ - **Uploading is Chrome-only today.** WebCodecs h264 encoding is the requirement, and the gate is a `canEncodeVideo('avc')` capability check rather than user-agent sniffing.
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+ - **100 MB per rendition.** Each MP4 is uploaded as a single request body. The source file can be much larger, but any one tier over 100 MB is rejected with a `413`, so lower `quality` or drop the tallest tier.
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+
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+ ## Contributing
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+ Want to get involved, or found an issue? Please contribute using the GitHub Flow. Create a branch, add commits, and open a Pull Request or submit a new issue.
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+ `./worker` ships as TypeScript. Wrangler compiles it, and the generated Worker extends `worker/tsconfig.json` for the compiler options it was written against.
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+
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+ ### Linking it into a Studio
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+ Point a Studio at a checkout with a `link:` override, then allow this directory in Vite. The encoder is loaded as a worker by URL rather than imported, so it never enters the module graph Vite serves by default, and every upload fails on a 403 without this:
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+
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+ ```ts
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+ // sanity.cli.ts
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+ vite: (config) => ({
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+ ...config,
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+ server: {
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+ ...config.server,
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+ fs: {
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+ ...config.server?.fs,
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+ allow: [...(config.server?.fs?.allow ?? []), "/path/to/sanity-plugin-r2-video"],
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+ },
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+ },
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ Vite doesn't watch a linked package, so a rebuild needs a hard reload rather than arriving over HMR.
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+ [npm-image]: https://img.shields.io/npm/v/sanity-plugin-r2-video.svg?style=flat-square
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+ [npm-url]: https://npmjs.org/package/sanity-plugin-r2-video
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+ [npm-downloads-image]: https://img.shields.io/npm/dm/sanity-plugin-r2-video.svg
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+ [npm-downloads-url]: https://npmcharts.com/compare/sanity-plugin-r2-video?minimal=true
package/bin/cli.js CHANGED
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  Writes a deployable Cloudflare Worker: A wrangler config filled in from your
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- answers, and an entry point that re-exports this package's endpoint — so
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+ answers, and an entry point that re-exports this package's endpoint - so
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  upgrading the package upgrades the Worker.
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@@ -40,8 +40,8 @@ const parseFlags = (argv) => {
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  /**
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- * upgrading the package upgrades the deployed endpoint. Only identity —
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+ * upgrading the package upgrades the deployed endpoint. Only identity -
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+ * name, account, bucket, origins - is generated.
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  // this Worker. Only deployment identity belongs here, in \`wrangler.jsonc\`.
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ const ask = async (rl, question, fallback) => {
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  /**
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+ * and the compatibility date are fixed - the Worker source expects them, so
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+ // The binding is what keeps R2 credentials out of your repo entirely - the
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  // Worker reaches the bucket directly, so nothing has to be signed or stored
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  }
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  // UPLOAD_TOKEN is set separately, with: wrangler secret put UPLOAD_TOKEN
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- // Not because it's secret — the Studio ships the same value to browsers —
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+ // Not because it's secret - the Studio ships the same value to browsers -
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  }
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  `;
package/dist/studio/index.d.ts CHANGED
@@ -28,17 +28,17 @@ type R2VideoPoster = {
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  asset: R2VideoReference;
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  };
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  /**
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- * An `r2Video.asset` document. Metadata only — every MP4 lives in R2, and the
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+ * An `r2Video.asset` document. Metadata only - every MP4 lives in R2, and the
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  * poster lives in Sanity's own image pipeline so it inherits the CDN, the
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  _id: string;
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  _type: "r2Video.asset";
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- /** Display name. Editable — nothing in storage depends on it. */
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+ /** Display name. Editable - nothing in storage depends on it. */
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  filename: string;
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  /**
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- * The media library folder this video belongs to — the same documents the
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+ * The media library folder this video belongs to - the same documents the
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  * image browser uses, so folders are shared rather than mirrored. Object
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  * keys keep the prefix they were uploaded under, so renaming a folder moves
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  * the video in the Studio without invalidating anything already in R2.
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ type R2VideoAsset = {
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  renditions: R2VideoRendition[];
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  uploadedAt: string;
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  };
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- /** The value an `r2Video` field holds — a reference to an `r2Video.asset`. */
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+ /** The value an `r2Video` field holds - a reference to an `r2Video.asset`. */
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  type R2VideoValue = {
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  _type?: "r2Video";
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  asset?: R2VideoReference;
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  type R2VideoEncodingConfig = {
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  /**
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71
- * skips it — nothing is ever upscaled.
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+ * skips it - nothing is ever upscaled.
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  */
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- * For codecs that support it — h264 included — this maps to a **quantizer**,
84
+ * For codecs that support it - h264 included - this maps to a **quantizer**,
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85
  * not a bitrate. That means constant quality and *variable file size*: the
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  * output is as large as the footage needs to hit that quality, so detailed
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  * or grainy material produces much bigger files than flat material.
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ type R2VideoEncodingConfig = {
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  *
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  * QP 22 is h264's practical transparency threshold, which is why 0.75 is the
95
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  * default. Going to 1 can produce a file **larger than the source** when the
96
- * source was exported at a normal quantizer — you are asking for a
96
+ * source was exported at a normal quantizer - you are asking for a
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  * higher-fidelity encode than the original, and encoding can't add back
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  * detail that was never captured.
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@@ -102,12 +102,12 @@ type R2VideoEncodingConfig = {
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  * Flips the trade-off `quality` makes. The quantizer default is constant
105
- * quality with variable size — grainy footage produces far bigger files than
105
+ * quality with variable size - grainy footage produces far bigger files than
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  * flat footage. With this on, size becomes predictable and quality varies
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  * instead: a tier lands at roughly the same weight whatever you feed it.
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  *
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110
- * 1920×1080 as the reference and a multiplier from the quality curve — so
110
+ * 1920×1080 as the reference and a multiplier from the quality curve - so
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  * `0.75` is about 6.1 Mbps at 1080p, and `0.5` about 3.2 Mbps.
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  *
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  * Worth turning on when knowing what lands in the bucket matters more than
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ type R2VideoEncodingConfig = {
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  * than transcodes: instant, and bit-identical to the upload.
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  *
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  * Off by default because it hands size control to whoever exported the file
123
- * — a 60 Mbps master would be stored at 60 Mbps. That tier is rarely the one
123
+ * - a 60 Mbps master would be stored at 60 Mbps. That tier is rarely the one
124
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  * served, since playback picks by element size, but the bytes are real.
125
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  */
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126
  nativeTopTier?: boolean;
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ type R2VideoPluginConfig = {
139
139
  endpointUrl: string;
140
140
  /**
141
141
  * Shared secret the Worker checks. This ships inside the Studio bundle, so
142
- * it gates casual access rather than providing real authentication — pair it
142
+ * it gates casual access rather than providing real authentication - pair it
143
143
  * with the Worker's origin allowlist.
144
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  */
145
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  token: string;
@@ -191,14 +191,14 @@ declare const findReferencingDocuments: (client: SanityClient, id: string) => Pr
191
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  *
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193
193
  * that would otherwise 409. And Sanity goes before R2, because the two failure
194
- * modes are not symmetric — an orphaned object is invisible and costs pennies,
194
+ * modes are not symmetric - an orphaned object is invisible and costs pennies,
195
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  * whereas a document pointing at deleted media breaks the site.
196
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  */
197
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  declare const deleteVideoAsset: (client: SanityClient, config: R2VideoPluginConfig, asset: R2VideoAsset) => Promise<void>;
198
198
 
199
199
  /**
200
200
  * A folder from the media library. These are the *same* documents the image
201
- * browser uses, not a parallel set — a folder made in either place shows up in
201
+ * browser uses, not a parallel set - a folder made in either place shows up in
202
202
  * both, so there is one place folders are defined.
203
203
  */
204
204
  type MediaFolder = {
@@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ declare const createVideoAssetSchema: (config: ResolvedR2VideoConfig) => {
310
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  media: string;
312
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  };
313
- prepare({ filename, folder, media }: Record<"filename" | "media" | "folder", any>): {
313
+ prepare({ filename, folder, media }: Record<"media" | "filename" | "folder", any>): {
314
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  title: any;
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  subtitle: any;
316
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  media: any;
@@ -338,13 +338,16 @@ declare const SCHEMA_R2_VIDEO: {
338
338
  to: {
339
339
  type: string;
340
340
  }[];
341
+ options: {
342
+ disableNew: true;
343
+ };
341
344
  }[];
342
345
  preview: {
343
346
  select: {
344
347
  filename: string;
345
348
  media: string;
346
349
  };
347
- prepare({ filename, media }: Record<"filename" | "media", any>): {
350
+ prepare({ filename, media }: Record<"media" | "filename", any>): {
348
351
  title: any;
349
352
  media: any;
350
353
  };
@@ -392,7 +395,7 @@ type Props = {
392
395
  };
393
396
  /**
394
397
  * Plays the video rather than showing its first frame. Muted and looping to
395
- * match how these are used on the site, but with controls — in the Studio the
398
+ * match how these are used on the site, but with controls - in the Studio the
396
399
  * point is to check the footage, so scrubbing has to be possible.
397
400
  */
398
401
  declare const VideoPreview: ({ renditions, posterUrl }: Props) => react.JSX.Element;
package/dist/studio/index.js CHANGED
@@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ import { defineType, defineField, definePlugin, useClient, set } from 'sanity';
5
5
  import { createContext, useState, useCallback, useEffect, useRef, useMemo, useContext, useId } from 'react';
6
6
  import { jsx, jsxs } from 'react/jsx-runtime';
7
7
  import { UploadIcon } from '@sanity/icons/Upload';
8
- import { Stack, Button, Flex, Box, TextInput, Spinner, Text, Card, Grid, Dialog, Select, Switch } from '@sanity/ui';
8
+ import { Stack, Flex, Box, Button, TextInput, Spinner, Text, Card, Grid, Dialog, Select, Switch } from '@sanity/ui';
9
+ import { AccessDeniedIcon } from '@sanity/icons/AccessDenied';
9
10
  import { canEncodeVideo } from 'mediabunny';
10
11
  import { WarningOutlineIcon } from '@sanity/icons/WarningOutline';
11
12
  import { ChevronDownIcon } from '@sanity/icons/ChevronDown';
@@ -92,7 +93,7 @@ var deleteVideoAsset = async (client, config, asset) => {
92
93
  try {
93
94
  await client.delete(asset.poster.asset._ref);
94
95
  } catch (error) {
95
- console.info(`Kept poster for '${asset.filename}' \u2014 still in use.`, error);
96
+ console.info(`Kept poster for '${asset.filename}' - still in use.`, error);
96
97
  }
97
98
  await deleteObjects(
98
99
  config,
@@ -198,7 +199,7 @@ var formatDuration = (seconds) => {
198
199
  };
199
200
  var formatBitrate = (bytes, seconds) => {
200
201
  if (!seconds) {
201
- return "\u2014";
202
+ return "-";
202
203
  }
203
204
  return `${(bytes * 8 / seconds / 1e6).toFixed(2)} Mbps`;
204
205
  };
@@ -218,12 +219,42 @@ var OVERLAY_STYLE = {
218
219
  var DragOverlay = () => {
219
220
  return /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Flex, { style: OVERLAY_STYLE, children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { size: 3, style: { color: "inherit" }, children: "Drop files to upload" }) });
220
221
  };
222
+ var hasVideoFile = (transfer) => {
223
+ return Array.from(transfer.items).some((item) => {
224
+ if (item.kind !== "file") {
225
+ return false;
226
+ }
227
+ return item.type === "" || item.type.startsWith("video/");
228
+ });
229
+ };
230
+ var DropToUpload = ({ isRejected }) => {
231
+ return /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(
232
+ Card,
233
+ {
234
+ radius: 2,
235
+ tone: isRejected ? "critical" : "primary",
236
+ style: {
237
+ position: "absolute",
238
+ inset: -4,
239
+ zIndex: 3,
240
+ opacity: 0.9,
241
+ pointerEvents: "none"
242
+ },
243
+ children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Flex, { align: "center", gap: 2, justify: "center", style: { height: "100%" }, children: [
244
+ /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { size: 2, children: isRejected ? /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(AccessDeniedIcon, {}) : /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(UploadIcon, {}) }),
245
+ /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { size: 2, children: isRejected ? "Can't upload this file here" : "Drop to upload" })
246
+ ] })
247
+ }
248
+ );
249
+ };
221
250
  var useFileDrop = ({ onDrop, isEnabled }) => {
222
251
  const [isDragging, setIsDragging] = useState(false);
252
+ const [isRejected, setIsRejected] = useState(false);
223
253
  const depth = useRef(0);
224
254
  const reset = () => {
225
255
  depth.current = 0;
226
256
  setIsDragging(false);
257
+ setIsRejected(false);
227
258
  };
228
259
  useEffect(() => {
229
260
  if (!isEnabled) {
@@ -238,6 +269,7 @@ var useFileDrop = ({ onDrop, isEnabled }) => {
238
269
  event.preventDefault();
239
270
  depth.current += 1;
240
271
  setIsDragging(true);
272
+ setIsRejected(!hasVideoFile(event.dataTransfer));
241
273
  };
242
274
  const dragLeft = (event) => {
243
275
  if (!isEnabled) {
@@ -269,6 +301,7 @@ var useFileDrop = ({ onDrop, isEnabled }) => {
269
301
  };
270
302
  return {
271
303
  isDragging: isDragging && isEnabled,
304
+ isRejected,
272
305
  dropProps: {
273
306
  onDragEnter: dragEntered,
274
307
  onDragLeave: dragLeft,
@@ -373,7 +406,7 @@ var PreviewEncode = ({ file, keepAudio, encoding }) => {
373
406
  isEncoding && /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Flex, { align: "center", gap: 3, children: [
374
407
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Spinner, { muted: true }),
375
408
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Text, { muted: true, size: 1, children: [
376
- "Encoding top tier \u2014 ",
409
+ "Encoding top tier - ",
377
410
  Math.round(progress * 100),
378
411
  "%"
379
412
  ] })
@@ -474,7 +507,7 @@ var UploadSettings = ({
474
507
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(
475
508
  Field,
476
509
  {
477
- description: "Shared with the image library \u2014 create folders there and they appear here.",
510
+ description: "Shared with the image library - create folders there and they appear here.",
478
511
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479
512
  label: "Folder",
480
513
  children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(
@@ -843,7 +876,7 @@ var DialogUpload = ({
843
876
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Stack, { gap: 3, children: [
844
877
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Flex, { justify: "center", children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { muted: true, size: 3, children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(UploadIcon, {}) }) }),
845
878
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { align: "center", muted: true, size: 1, children: "Drop videos here" }),
846
- /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { align: "center", muted: true, size: 0, children: "MP4, MOV or WebM \u2014 encoded to every size the site needs" })
879
+ /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Text, { align: "center", muted: true, size: 0, children: "MP4, MOV or WebM - encoded to every size the site needs" })
847
880
  ] }),
848
881
  /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Flex, { justify: "center", children: /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(
849
882
  Button,
@@ -923,7 +956,24 @@ var readFolder = (options) => {
923
956
  var InputVideo = (props) => {
924
957
  const { onChange, readOnly, renderDefault, schemaType } = props;
925
958
  const [isUploadOpen, setIsUploadOpen] = useState(false);
926
- const closeUpload = () => setIsUploadOpen(false);
959
+ const [droppedFiles, setDroppedFiles] = useState([]);
960
+ const isDisabled = readOnly === true;
961
+ const closeUpload = () => {
962
+ setIsUploadOpen(false);
963
+ setDroppedFiles([]);
964
+ };
965
+ const openUpload = () => {
966
+ setDroppedFiles([]);
967
+ setIsUploadOpen(true);
968
+ };
969
+ const dropped = (files) => {
970
+ setDroppedFiles(files);
971
+ setIsUploadOpen(true);
972
+ };
973
+ const { isDragging, isRejected, dropProps } = useFileDrop({
974
+ onDrop: dropped,
975
+ isEnabled: !isDisabled && !isUploadOpen
976
+ });
927
977
  const uploaded = (asset) => {
928
978
  onChange(
929
979
  set({
@@ -933,22 +983,29 @@ var InputVideo = (props) => {
933
983
  );
934
984
  closeUpload();
935
985
  };
936
- return /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Stack, { gap: 3, children: [
937
- renderDefault(props),
938
- /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(
939
- Button,
940
- {
941
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942
- icon: UploadIcon,
943
- mode: "ghost",
944
- text: "Upload video",
945
- onClick: () => setIsUploadOpen(true)
946
- }
947
- ),
986
+ return /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Stack, { gap: 3, style: { position: "relative" }, ...dropProps, children: [
987
+ isDragging && /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(DropToUpload, { isRejected }),
988
+ /* @__PURE__ */ jsxs(Flex, { gap: 0, children: [
989
+ /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(Box, { flex: 1, children: renderDefault({
990
+ ...props,
991
+ renderField: (field) => field.children
992
+ }) }),
993
+ /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(
994
+ Button,
995
+ {
996
+ disabled: isDisabled,
997
+ icon: UploadIcon,
998
+ mode: "ghost",
999
+ text: "Upload",
1000
+ onClick: openUpload
1001
+ }
1002
+ )
1003
+ ] }),
948
1004
  isUploadOpen && /* @__PURE__ */ jsx(
949
1005
  DialogUpload,
950
1006
  {
951
1007
  folderId: readFolder(schemaType.options),
1008
+ initialFiles: droppedFiles,
952
1009
  onClose: closeUpload,
953
1010
  onUploaded: uploaded
954
1011
  }
@@ -983,7 +1040,7 @@ var VideoPreview = ({ renditions, posterUrl }) => {
983
1040
  style: {
984
1041
  display: "block",
985
1042
  // Sized by height, not width, so the element is exactly the shape
986
- // of the video — a width-driven box capped by max-height would
1043
+ // of the video - a width-driven box capped by max-height would
987
1044
  // letterbox instead, painting bars around anything tall
988
1045
  maxHeight: MAX_PLAYER_HEIGHT,
989
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