With this project, you can provision the infrastructure, backend, and frontend required for a subtitle generator with a AWS CDK.

1. AWS Account
2. A user with AdministratorAccess to your account to provision AWS resources for you like S3 Bucket, ApiGateway, Cloudfront, DynamoDB, Cognito, ETC.
3. Configuration and credential file settings - Please refer to the link to set the credentials on your computer.
4. Install AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) v2

1. $ git clone https://github.com/aws-samples/subtitle-generator-cdk-app
   $ cd subtitle-generator-cdk-app
   $ npm install
   $ npm run build
   $ cdk bootstrap
   $ cdk deploy --all --outputs-file ./cdk-outputs.json --require-approval never

   Please check for each stack provisioned through the terminal and type y to the question.
   Through this task, provision the architecture shown in the figure above. It takes approximately 15-30 minutes.
2. After the entire stack is deployed, check the cdk-outputs.json file and access the StaticWebDistributionUrl in StaticWebStack through your browser.
   (Ex: "StaticWebDistributionUrl": "xxxxxxxxx.cloudfront.net")
3. And copy the entire contents of cdk-outputs.json to the clipboard.
4. Paste the copied cdk-outputs.json into your browser and click the Submit button.
5. It's done! Now, sign up with a valid email account and try creating and editing multilingual subtitle files(.srt, .vtt) for your videos.

• Amazon Transcribe
• Amazon Translate
• Amazon S3
• Amazon CloudFront
• Amazon Cognito
• Amazon API Gateway
• Amazon DynamoDB
• AWS Lambda
• AWS Step Functions

• npm run build compile typescript to js
• npm run watch watch for changes and compile
• npm run test perform the jest unit tests
• cdk deploy deploy this stack to your default AWS account/region
• cdk diff compare deployed stack with current state
• cdk synth emits the synthesized CloudFormation template

cdk destroy

If you don't need the subtitle generator anymore and want to remove all of its stack and resources, do this command.