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How does interval time trigger consume credits?
When an event source, like an interval time trigger, triggers a workflow, the first credit per source execution is included for free. This means that the first 30 seconds of compute doesn’t incur credits, even for Free Tier accounts. However, if the execution time exceeds 30 seconds, additional credits will be consumed. Keep in mind that this free first credit per execution only applies to sources from the Pipedream public registry.
for example if i set a trigger for every 5 min, does it mean it will charge credit for every 5 mins?
If you set a trigger for every 5 minutes and the execution time for each run is under 30 seconds, you will not be charged any credits, since the first 30 seconds of compute time per source execution is included for free. This applies to sources from the Pipedream public registry. However, if the execution time exceeds 30 seconds, additional credits will be consumed.
where can i saw my remaining credits or consuming history?
You can view your credits usage and consumption history in your Billing and Usage Settings. Here you’ll find your usage for the last 30 days, broken out by day, and by source / workflow.
hoe do i copy some steps from one workflow to another
Currently, there isn’t a built-in feature to directly copy steps from one workflow to another. However, you can manually recreate the steps in the new workflow. You can open both workflows in separate browser tabs and copy the necessary configuration or code from the original workflow’s steps to the new workflow’s steps.
how do i share workflow to others
To share a workflow with others, you can provide them with the public URL of the workflow. When they visit the URL, they can click the “Copy” button near the top-right corner to copy the workflow into their own Pipedream account. They can then run and modify the copied workflow as needed. Keep in mind that they need to have a Pipedream account to copy and use the workflow.
how do i ouput srt file from chatgpt generate transcription steps?
To output an SRT file from the ChatGPT generated transcription, you can create a custom code step in your Pipedream workflow to format the transcription data into the SRT format and save it as a file. Here’s an example code step to help you get started: export default defineComponent({ async run({ steps }) { // Assuming the transcription data is in steps.chatgpt.data const transcriptionData = steps.chatgpt.data; // Format the transcription data into SRT format let srtContent = ""; transcriptionData.forEach((item, index) => { srtContent += `${index + 1}\n`; srtContent += `${item.startTime} --> ${item.endTime}\n`; srtContent += `${item.text}\n\n`; }); // Save the SRT content as a file const fs = require("fs"); const filePath = "/tmp/transcription.srt"; fs.writeFileSync(filePath, srtContent); // Return the file path return { filePath }; }, }); This code assumes that the transcription data is stored in steps.chatgpt.data. Make sure to replace steps.chatgpt with the actual step that contains the transcription data. The code formats the transcription data into SRT format and saves it as a file in the /tmp directory. The file path is then returned as the output of the step.
can you do it in python
Yes, you can create a Python code step in your Pipedream workflow to format the ChatGPT generated transcription into an SRT file. Here’s an example Python code step: def handler(pd: "pipedream"): # Assuming the transcription data is in pd.steps.chatgpt.data transcription_data = pd.steps.chatgpt.data # Format the transcription data into SRT format srt_content = "" for index, item in enumerate(transcription_data): srt_content += f"{index + 1}\n" srt_content += f"{item['startTime']} --> {item['endTime']}\n" srt_content += f"{item['text']}\n\n" # Save the SRT content as a file file_path = "/tmp/transcription.srt" with open(file_path, "w") as srt_file: srt_file.write(srt_content) # Return the file path return {"filePath": file_path} This code assumes that the transcription data is stored in pd.steps.chatgpt.data. Make sure to replace pd.steps.chatgpt with the actual step that contains the transcription data. The code formats the transcription data into SRT format and saves it as a file in the /tmp directory. The file path is then returned as the output of the step.
write me python code that print out srt file into console
Here’s a Python code snippet that reads an SRT file and prints its content to the console: with open("path/to/your/srt_file.srt", "r") as srt_file: srt_content = srt_file.read() print(srt_content) Replace "path/to/your/srt_file.srt" with the actual path to your SRT file. This code reads the SRT file and prints its content to the console.
this is where the srt file saved steps[“create_transcription”][“$return_value”][“transcription”], please give me python code to print the raw to console
Here’s a Python code snippet that prints the SRT content stored in the steps["create_transcription"]["$return_value"]["transcription"] variable to the console: ```
def handler(pd: “pipedream”): # Assuming the SRT content is in steps[“create_transcription”][“$return_value”][“transcription”] srt_content = pd.steps[“create_transcription”][“$return_value”][“transcription”] # Print the SRT content to the console print(srt_content)
using chatgpt generate audio transcription as srt format, and here is the result steps.create_transcription.$return_value.transcription. now help me print the raw file in the console
To print the raw SRT content from the steps.create_transcription.$return_value.transcription variable to the console, you can create a Python code step in your Pipedream workflow: ```
def handler(pd: “pipedream”): # Assuming the SRT content is in steps.create_transcription.$return_value.transcription srt_content = pd.steps.create_transcription[“$return_value”][“transcription”] # Print the SRT content to the console print(srt_content)