ilovevideoeditor-sdk

Official Ruby SDK for iLoveVideoEditor — render videos programmatically with a cloud video API.

iLoveVideoEditor is a cloud video rendering API: submit a JSON scene description (VideoJSON) or a template with variables, queue a render job, and download the resulting MP4/WebM when it finishes. This gem is the official Ruby client — a high-level wrapper with blocking renders, polling and progress callbacks, plus the full auto-generated OpenAPI client for every endpoint.

• API reference: OpenAPI spec · Postman collection

• High-level ILoveVideoEditor::Client — one-call render that queues a job, polls until completion, and returns a RenderResult (job_id, status, normalized progress percent, url, download_url, error, timestamps)
• Progress callbacks & timeouts — on_progress lambda plus configurable poll_interval and max_wait (raises Timeout::Error when exceeded)
• Template rendering — list and fetch templates, render them with variables (TemplatesApi#render_template)
• Full generated OpenAPI client — RenderApi, TemplatesApi, ProjectsApi, AssetsApi, WebhooksApi, WorkflowsApi, ToolsApi, ApiKeysApi, BillingApi, RenditionsApi, IntegrationsApi, HealthApi
• Asset uploads — request signed upload URLs and upload media to use as render inputs
• Webhooks — manage subscriptions for render lifecycle events (render.completed, render.failed)
• Cost estimates — estimate render cost and duration before queueing (RenderApi#estimate_render_cost)
• Two auth modes — API key (x-api-key) for render pipeline and tool endpoints, Bearer JWT for user-scoped project, asset, billing and webhook endpoints
• Ruby ≥ 3.0, fast typhoeus (libcurl) HTTP backend

gem install ilovevideoeditor-sdk

Or with Bundler:

gem "ilovevideoeditor-sdk", "~> 1.0"

Requires Ruby 3.0 or later.

require 'ilovevideoeditor-sdk'
require 'ilovevideoeditor/client'

client = ILoveVideoEditor::Client.new(api_key: ENV.fetch('ILOVEVIDEOEDITOR_API_KEY'))

# Submit a VideoJSON scene and block until the render finishes.
result = client.render(
  {
    name: 'hello-world',
    layers: [{ type: 'composition', width: 1920, height: 1080, fps: 30 }],
  },
  on_progress: ->(status, percent) { puts "#{status} — #{percent.round}%" }
)

puts result.status        # => "completed"
puts result.download_url  # => signed URL of the rendered MP4

Render a template with variables:

api = ILoveVideoEditor::TemplatesApi.new

queued = api.render_template(
  'template-id',
  ILoveVideoEditor::RenderTemplateRequest.new(variables: { headline: 'Hello!' })
)
puts queued.job_id

Check on a job you queued earlier:

status = client.get_render('job-id')
url = client.refresh_url('job-id') if status.status == 'completed'

Create an API key in your iLoveVideoEditor dashboard — keys are prefixed vf_live_. Keep the key out of source control; read it from an environment variable:

export ILOVEVIDEOEDITOR_API_KEY=vf_live_...

client = ILoveVideoEditor::Client.new(api_key: ENV.fetch('ILOVEVIDEOEDITOR_API_KEY'))

For user-scoped endpoints (projects, assets, billing, webhooks) that require a Bearer token, configure the generated client directly:

ILoveVideoEditor.configure do |config|
  config.access_token = ENV.fetch('ILOVEVIDEOEDITOR_JWT')
end

• Docs: https://ilovevideoeditor.com/docs
• SDK guides: https://ilovevideoeditor.com/docs/sdks
• RubyGems page: https://rubygems.org/gems/ilovevideoeditor-sdk

• Node.js / TypeScript: @ilovevideoeditor/sdk-node — repo
• Python: ilovevideoeditor-sdk — repo
• PHP: ilovevideoeditor/sdk — repo
• Go: github.com/ilovevideoeditor/sdk-go — repo

MIT — see LICENSE.