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edify-sdk

v1.0.1

Published

SDK oficial do EDify para integração do GDV Engine (Generative DOM-to-Video Engine / EDify LiveRender).

Readme

edify-sdk — GDV Engine (Generative DOM-to-Video Engine)

Biblioteca Node.js / TypeScript oficial para integração do motor GDV Engine (Generative DOM-to-Video Engine) / EDify LiveRender.


📦 Instalação

npm install edify-sdk

🚀 Como Usar no Backend

import { Edify } from 'edify-sdk';

const edify = new Edify({
    apiKey: process.env.EDIFY_API_KEY // Sua chave edify-... gerada no dev.html
});

// Geração de Aula Animada Autossuficiente (embedHtml)
const resposta = await edify.aulas.gerar({
    tema: 'Explique a Revolução Francesa',
    nivel: '8º ano',
    voz: 'joao', // 'joao', 'ana', 'pedro'
    
    // Apresentador 2D (Padrão ou Customizado via Base64/URLs)
    apresentador: {
        ativo: true,
        tipo: 'customizado',
        poses: {
            explicacao: 'data:image/png;base64,...',
            destaque:   'data:image/png;base64,...',
            pergunta:   'data:image/png;base64,...'
        }
    },
    
    // Estilos de narração
    estilos: {
        informal: true,
        sarcasmo: false,
        infantil: false
    },
    
    // Callback opcional de progresso em tempo real (via Server-Sent Events - SSE)
    onProgress: (progresso) => {
        console.log(`[${progresso.porcentagem}%] ${progresso.mensagem}`);
    }
});

console.log('HTML Embed Pronto:', resposta.embedHtml);

🖥️ Injeção no Frontend do Cliente

Como o resposta.embedHtml já contém a estrutura DOM, os estilos CSS encapsulados e os motores JS do GDV Engine (Player ao vivo + Recorder em Canvas sob demanda), o seu frontend só precisa injetar a string HTML no container:

<div id="meu-palco-de-aula"></div>

<script>
  document.getElementById('meu-palco-de-aula').innerHTML = resposta.embedHtml;
</script>

🔒 Licença

MIT © EDify Pro