The old script relied on clunky command-line flags. The new version accepts declarative configuration files. You can now define entire pipelines in a zxdl_config.yaml file, making automation reproducible and shareable.
Instead of copying an old .sh file and manually renaming variables, developers run: zxdl script new
zxdl script new --name deploy_to_staging --template bash
This generates a version-controlled, pre-linted script with standard error handling. The old script relied on clunky command-line flags
Content creators use ZXDL to download video and audio tracks from manifest files (M3U8/MPD) and remux them. This generates a version-controlled
The old script relied on clunky command-line flags. The new version accepts declarative configuration files. You can now define entire pipelines in a zxdl_config.yaml file, making automation reproducible and shareable.
Instead of copying an old .sh file and manually renaming variables, developers run:
zxdl script new --name deploy_to_staging --template bash
This generates a version-controlled, pre-linted script with standard error handling.
Content creators use ZXDL to download video and audio tracks from manifest files (M3U8/MPD) and remux them.