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@donkeyclip/webcomponent

v1.18.1

Published

Donkeyclip Webcomponent Wrapper

Downloads

35

Readme

Usage

Please import the following script once in your page

<script scr="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@donkeyclip/webcomponent"></script>

Then you can use our webcomponent:

<donkey-clip
  id="<your-clip's-id>"
  controls
  definition='your-definition'
  initparams='your-init-params-as-a-stringified-json'>
</donkey-clip>

Available Attributes and Properties

  • id : The ID of the donkeyclip you want to use.
  • height (optional): The height of the video player in pixels or percentage. If not provided, the player will default to the height of its parent container.
  • width (optional): The width of the video player in pixels or percentage. If not provided, the player will default to the width of its parent container.
  • scaletofit (optional): A boolean or string value that, when set to true, scales the clip to fit the player dimensions.
  • mcversion (optional): A string specifying the version of the MotorCortex library to use.
  • playerversion (optional): A string specifying the version of the Donkeyclip Player library to use.
  • theme (optional): A PlayerTheme that sets the player's theme. Read more here
  • initparams (optional): An stringified object containing the initParams for initializing the clip.
  • visible (optional): A string value "always" indicating that the player should always be visible.
  • ms (optional): A number or string value representing the millisecond at which the clip should start playing.
  • definition (optional): A Definition stringified object or a string containing the JSON representation of a Definition stringified object.
  • volume (optional): A number or string value representing the volume level of the clip.
  • speed (optional): A number or string value representing the playback speed of the clip.
  • backgroundcolor (optional): A string value representing the background color of the player.
  • spinnercolor (optional): A string value representing the color of the loading spinner.
  • metadata (optional): A DonkeyClipMetadata stringified object containing metadata about the clip.