stevekrouse

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by nicosuave

Dub Mux Videos using Sieve This Val exposes an HTTP endpoint that takes a Mux Asset ID and a list of languages, creates dubbed versions of the audio tracks using Sieve , then adds those dubbed audio tracks back to the Mux asset as new audio tracks. Usage: Required environment variables: Sieve API token ( SIEVE_API_KEY ) Mux Access token details ( MUX_TOKEN_ID , MUX_TOKEN_SECRET ) This endpoint requires an existing Mux asset that's ready with an audio-only static rendition associated with it. You can run this val to create a new one for testing. Make a POST request to the Val's endpoint with the following body, replacing the values with your own asset ID and the list of languages you want to create. { "asset_id": "00OZ8VnQ01wDNQDdI8Qw3kf01FkGTtkMq2CW901ltq64Jyc", "languages": ["es", "fr", "nl"] } Limitations This is just a demo, so it's obviously not battle hardened. The biggest issue is that it does this whole process synchronously, so if the Sieve dubbing process takes longer than the Val's timeout, you're hosed.

Forked from chet/TextTransformer

(todo) This lists all your blobs. You can create new blobs, edit them, or even preview (and upload) file blobs from both URL and computer!

ASCII NYC Traffic Cameras All of NYC's traffic cameras available as streaming ASCII images: https://maxm-asciinyccameras.web.val.run/ NYC has a bunch of traffic cameras and makes them available through static images like this one . If you refresh the page you'll see the image update every 2 seconds or so. I thought it might be fun to make these cameras viewable as an ASCII art video feed. I made a small library that takes most of its logic from this repo . You can see a basic example of how to convert any image to ASCII here . I pull in NYC GeoJSON from here and then hook up a Server-Sent Events endpoint to stream the ASCII updates to the browser. (Polling would work just as well, I've just been on a bit of a SSE kick lately.) Hilariously (and expectedly) The ASCII representation is about 4x the size of the the source jpeg and harder to see, but it has a retro-nostalgia look to it that is cool to me :)

ChatGPT Implemented in Val Town Demonstrated how to use assistants and threads with the OpenAI SDK and how to stream the response with Server-Sent Events.

Devtools shortcuts Add useful shortcuts to a val website. Usage /_edit -> go to the val editor /_raw -> view val source /_logs -> view val logs Example import { devtools } from "https://esm.town/v/pomdtr/devtools"; export default devtools((_req: Request) => { return new Response("hello world"); });

Deno Fresh Charts Example Cobbled together from here: https://github.com/denoland/fresh_charts/tree/main/examples Render charts as HTML or as images. This image is rendered by the val below:

Send a weekly email digest of good times to go for a bike ride.

Forked from stevekrouse/safeMessageBoard

Forked from stevekrouse/valwriter_output

This val is part of the SteamPlaytimeHistory project which consists of logging your recently played games on steam everyday through valve's API. I wanted to log this data so I can analyse which days do I game the most ? which periods do I log the most hours in my confort game (Dead By Daylight) ? And so on. I think the data viz possibilities are super interesting, just like when Valve releases the "Steam in review" at the end of the year This val fetches your recent playtime history from valve's API and stores it in a database every day ! The project uses multiple vals to work: First you need to create the table to store the data: https://www.val.town/v/alvi/SteamPlaytimeHistory_createPlayHistoryTable You can then interact with the table using this drizzle schema: https://www.val.town/v/alvi/SteamPlaytimeHistory_playHistorySchema Optionnaly, you can backup your data with a csv file in your email every month: https://www.val.town/v/alvi/SteamPlaytimeHistory_exportDbToEmail Finally, you can run this val every day (or more) to log the data to the sqlite table To run this project, you'll need: A steam web api key: https://steamcommunity.com/login/home/?goto=%2Fdev%2Fapikey SteamID of the user (profile needs to be public) Discord websocket url (for error messages)

Generative Noise Demo This is based on a post I wrote on Craft Lab The article breaks down the basic building blocks that go into most generative projects.

Forked from pomdtr/valTownSearch

Val Town Analytics WIP!

basicAuthButton An authenticated micro-app for tracking the last time I took a medication. Both GET / and POST /press are authenticated using honoBasicAuthMiddleware . GET / Views the value of basicAuthButton:last-pressed in blob storage. POST /press Updates the value of basicAuthButton:last-pressed in blob storage with the current timestamp.