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I currently successfully fade-in a conditionally-rendered div in React using SCSS/SASS mixin and keyframes.

I'd additionally like to add fade-out functionality to the div after it's closed. I tried dynamically changing the class of the div (className={div_enable?"div_in":"div_out"}), but the problem is, the events that change the conditional rendering to false/dismisses the div (in my example below, pressing Enter when the div is in focus) are the same actions that change its class to div_out. The conditional rendering gets triggered first, so the div completely disappears before the fade-out div_out class can be applied.

How can I retain my conditional rendering logic for the div while adding fade-out functionality when the div is dismissed?

Update: I found the possibility of using OnAnimationEnd, which I think would be easiest to implement without needing to overhaul my code. However, I'm not sure how to translate the tutorial's Functional Component code to my project's Class Component code.

I also found the possibility of using ReactCSSTransitionGroup. The linked tutorial uses a React Class Component and I'm slowly trying to chip away at it and transcribe it to my code below. However, I'm afraid implementing ReactCSSTransitionGroup into my actual project (not seen here) will require quite a major overhaul so would prefer getting something like OnAnimationEnd to work.

CodePen with working SCSS/fade-in

I am trying to send data to azure speech SDK to transcribe. I want it to receive data from a python file, put in a buffer and then transcribe continuously. I am using this sample from azure speech SDK.

I have a Google Sheets script that I've been using for the past 2+ years that grabs a chunk of data and transcribes it into a pair of tally sheets, then clears the cells that had been filled creating said chunk of data so the process can be started over. This is used for an inventory calculation system. The script has reliably worked up until roughly 3 weeks ago, but I now encounter an edit protection error when users with limited access to the sheet attempt to run the script. None of the editable cells/ranges reference in the script are locked to any user, but the sheet does have protection on cells I do not want anybody to make inadvertent changes to.

The script is:

I need to transcribe a series of videos to text for one of my applications. Is there any way of using local storage to proceed with a transcription job in Amazon transcribe?

Use case: I’m using voice dictation software to make notes to myself that I paste into MS-Word. The software does a decent job but mangles some words resulting in a lot of spelling errors. Category 1 of those are basically homonyms, mostly technology terms. I built a nice VBA macro that uses find and replace, pulling the homonym and the desired correction from a spreadsheet. Works very well. Category 2 is harder to solve and comprises mostly of misspellings due to random spaces being inserted by the software into an otherwise properly spelled word. There’s no definitive pattern that I see, like always at syllable break or between double letters, but it often occurs where one or more syllables is a properly spelled word, and a different syllable is severed, and that piece alone is not a valid word. e.g. transcribes “Cat egory” versus “Category.” The correct piece can be the first or second half.

Code needs to:

• run spell check over the ActiveDocument Range
• find the next spelling error
• look at the word before, check spelling of it plus the misspelled word, if spelled correctly, accept
• else look at the word after, check spelling of it plus the misspelled word, if spelled correctly, accept
• continue to next error

Result would be something like this:

co ding to correct spell ing err ors due to spa cing -> coding to correct spelling errors due to spacing

I know how to invoke spellcheck, cycle through the range, get the spelling suggestions, etc. but I’m struggling on how to identify the previous and next word, then run spellcheck again inside of the original spellcheck session.

I have a blank SRT file associated with a video, the timecodes have already been set in a transcription software platform (i.e. the boundaries of each caption have been set but the captions have not been written down), I have uploaded the video to youtube, and now I want to the blank SRT file to it, so someone can transcribe it using YouTube's transcription/translation platform.

Blank SRT:

I have a code written in javascript and I am trying to transcribe it to dart this is my javascript code:

I'm working on some .mp4 files with Python. I'm using wave, math, contextlib, speech_recognition and AudioFileClip libraries. I have very long files (video+audio). I would like to make Python cut the files in 5-minutes new files (still in .mp4) and then make Python transcribe each of them. Until now, I was able to write the following code to transcribe the initial (long) file:

I watched a tutorial on YouTube on how to do live speech to text and I was told to clone this repository. I edited the code a bit to include the APIKEY and url in the code without the need to have a .cfg file. But I get the following error: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed: unable to get local issuer certificate (_ssl.c:1123)

This is my code: