Swiss Knife

Short Description

In this project, I designed a modular web application that aims to consolidate media tools such as video downloading, format conversion, and image processing in one place. However, the project is not yet complete.

Problem

Media downloading and conversion tasks are generally distributed across different tools. In this project, I started to address the need to consolidate this workflow under a single interface and a separate API layer.

Solution

I have structured the architecture around a Next.js-based frontend, a FastAPI-based backend, and an asynchronous task system using Redis and Celery. The technical documentation clearly defines the YouTube downloading, task tracking, and file conversion workflow; services for web, API, worker, and Redis have also been prepared using Docker Compose. Despite this, the repository currently reflects more of an infrastructure and planning stage, meaning the product side does not appear to be a fully completed application.

Result

There is a functional core setup and a clear system design in place. However, as the project is not yet complete, I view it as a strong starting point rather than a finished product. Nevertheless, it provides a good foundation for demonstrating a full-stack structure, an asynchronous job architecture, and a system design focused on media processing.

Technologies

Next.js, TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, FastAPI, Python, Celery, Redis, Docker, Docker Compose, Uvicorn, yt-dlp, ffmpeg-python, Pillow, Tesseract

Setup