Get media file metadata in your React Native app

$ npm install react-native-media-meta --save
$ react-native link

import MediaMeta from 'react-native-media-meta';
const path = '<your file path here>';

MediaMeta.get(path)
  .then(metadata => console.log(metadata))
  .catch(err => console.error(err));

Resolve: Object - included following keys (If it's found)

• thumb - Base64 image string (video: get first frame, audio: get artwork if exist)
• duration (video only)
• width - the thumb width
• height - the thumb height
• Others:

[Android] We using FFmpegMediaMetadataRetriever, see RNMediaMeta.java#L36 for more information.
[iOS] We using official AVMatadataItem, see RNMediaMeta.m#L9 for more information.

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