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@alugha/player

v0.3.3

Published

A lightweight SDK for embedding and controlling the alugha player.

Downloads

114

Readme

alugha player SDK

This is the SDK for the alugha player. You can install it from npm:

# using npm
npm install --save @alugha/player
# using yarn
yarn add @alugha/player

Example

You can find an interactive example on https://alugha.github.io/player/example/. The code for the example is located at https://github.com/alugha/player/tree/main/example.

Usage

A small usage example with TypeScript:

import { Player, EventType } from "@alugha/player";

// Create a new player with video id "b92c4508-faeb-11e9-bc4c-93211a9e934f"
// and mount it at the position of the element with id "player".
// Also enables autoplay.
const player = new Player({
  videoId: "b92c4508-faeb-11e9-bc4c-93211a9e934f",
  mountPoint: "player",
  replaceMountPoint: true,
  autoPlay: true,
});

player.on(EventType.Ready, () => {
  console.log("The player is ready");
});

player.on(EventType.Pause, () => {
  console.log("The video has paused");
});

// Seek to 42 seconds
player.currentTime = 42;

console.log("Video duration:", await player.duration);

You can find all available event types in src/data.ts; Player methods, such as seeking, pausing, or getting the duration, can be found in src/player.ts.