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@docomodigital/videoplayer

v3.3.3

Published

Video player integrated with Flowplayer/YouTube/Vimeo/DailyMotion/iFrame

Downloads

156

Readme

VideoPlayer

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VideoPlayer is a Manager for all the videos displayed in a web page.

It can manage multiple video instances with multiple video Provider:

Supported providers:

  • Vimeo
  • Dailymotion
  • Youtube
  • Flowplayer (internal player, just pass a video source url)
  • Iframe

Install

With NPM:

npm install --save @docomodigital/videoplayer

or with Yarn:

yarn add @docomodigital/videoplayer

Usage

import VideoPlayer from '@docomodigital/videoplayer';

// VideoPlayer is already an instance, no need to create a new one

const player = VideoPlayer.createPlayer({
    domNode: document.getElementById('video'),
    provider: 'dailymotion', // | 'vimeo' | 'youtube' | 'flowplayer' | 'iframe'
    videoId: 'uxWvd',
    providerOptions: {
        // See each provider init options
    },
});

// Play the video (Note: some (mobile) browsers does not allow the play before a user interaction)
player.play();
// Pause the video
player.pause();

// Every player instance has an unique id, you can use it to send command from the VideoPlayer class
const id = player.id; // video_uxWvd_1
// Stop the video with the given id
VideoPlayer.stop(id); // player.stop()
// Clear (remove) the video with the given id
VideoPlayer.clear(id) // player.clear()
Add an event listener
const callback = (evt) => {
    // Do stuff...
}
VideoPlayer.addEventListener(id, 'play', callback);
Remove an event listener
VideoPlayer.removeEventListener(id, 'play', callback);

See the Documentation for a list of all available commands

Create a new Player passing the DOM id instead of the DOM Node
VideoPlayer.createPlayer({
    domNode: '#video', // Accepts also the DOM node (document.getElementByID('video'))
    provider: 'dailymotion',
    videoId: 'uxWvd',
    //...
});

Register event listeners when creating the Player

const playCallback = (evt) => {
    //
}

const pauseCallback = (evt) => {
    //
}

VideoPlayer.createPlayer({
    domNode: document.getElementById('video'),
    provider: 'dailymotion',
    videoId: 'uxWvd',
    events: {
        play: playCallback,
        pause: pauseCallback,
    },
});

The Player instance is exposed and directly accessible, you can bypass at all the VideoPlayer interface

import { Player } from './src'
const player = new Player({
    domNode: document.getElementById('video'),
    provider: 'dailymotion',
    videoId: 'uxWvd',
    // ... Same options as VideoPlayer.createPlayer except for "events" (not supported here), you need to register events manually calling player.on(..)
});
// You can still have multiple Player instances, but they are not aware of each other
const player2 = new Player({
    domNode: document.getElementById('video2'),
    provider: 'vimeo',
    videoId: 'da45hds',
});

Documentation

To read the documentation, go to:

https://docomodigital.github.io/videoplayer/latest