Build the Web Layout to Finish the App
Finish the YouTube video captions manager project implementation by adding an HTML web page to make the app more accessible.
We'll cover the following...
Create an HTML page for our app
Let’s add an HTML page where we’ll have a text input box where user can provide the YouTube video id and two buttons:
One that generates caption of the video.
Second that summarizes the video (by internally generating the captions and then summarizing).
We’ll also render the output on the same HTML page so that we don’t lose our output. We will also add two buttons (which are by default hidden until we get the answer back from the /generate-captions
and /summarize-video
APIs).
First button will call the rewrite-text API to rewrite the text displayed in the text area on the web page.
The second button will copy the answer to our clipboard.
Let’s take a look at the HTML and CSS for a simple design of our HTML page.
Code explanation:
Let’s briefly discuss the HTML and CSS code.
The HTML code consists of a heading and the title of our project. Then we add an
input
tag to accept the YouTube video id from the user. We add two buttons: first will call the/generate-captions
and other will call the/summarize-video
API. We add an empty<div>
withid
asloader
to show the loader by setting a class attribute through JavaScript once an API is called and remove the class attribute once we get the response from the API. Then, we add a text area that will be used to render the response from both the APIs ...