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feat: Add drag/drop file loading #82
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Yeah, single file is fine for right now. Playlists have been a requested feature for years, and once we get to those, multi-file is def something to think about. |
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Creating a playlist mode sounds neat. Any ideas for how to implement that part? Are you thinking to have a UI for interacting with the playlist too? |
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Whoops, sorry about deleting the branch here. I had a few temporary branches which got consolidated into the video and haptics editor PRs. |
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Hey here's a PR for the drag/drop functionality #67 . It doesn't do anything fancy it just uses the file drag/drop API to load a video or haptics file. If the uploaded file has a video based MIME type it will slot it as a video otherwise it assumes it's a haptics file of some sort.
This is probably good for a first go. I guess it could take multiple files and try to load the haptics and video at the same time but that might be overkill.