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@radicalbit/golive-sdk

v2.0.27

Published

[![NPM](https://img.shields.io/npm/v/@radicalbit/golive-sdk.svg)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@radicalbit/golive-sdk)

Downloads

5

Readme

Live Streaming SDK

NPM

Install

npm install @radicalbit/golive-sdk

or

yarn add @radicalbit/golive-sdk

Usage

Start by importing your library via

const { initLsPlayer } = require('golive-sdk');

or using ES6

import { initLsPlayer } from 'golive-sdk';

You should run the initLsPlayer function as soon as your page loads. This is an example of doing it in React. Then it's just a matter of pressing a button and the player will spawn.

useEffect(() => {
  // Get config, origin, path, isLandscape, targetBlank and customParams from BackOffice

  initLsPlayer({
    config,
    nodeId: 'golive', // This must match the id of the CTA that is responsible of triggering the player
    origin,
    path,
    isLandscape,
    targetBlank,
    customParams,
  });
}, [initLsPlayer]);

return <button id="golive">Join Show Now</button>;

If your Website / CMS / Provider blocks the loading of externally added scripts, you will also need to manually include a copy of the golive-dvlt.js library into your page.

<script src="https://golive.cloud.radicalbit.io/divolte/golive-dvlt.js"></script>

and then pass an extra boolean parameter to false to initLsPlayer

useEffect(() => {
  // Get config, origin, path, isLandscape, targetBlank and customParams from BackOffice

  initLsPlayer({
    config,
    nodeId: 'golive', // This must match the id of the CTA that is responsible of triggering the player
    origin,
    path,
    isLandscape,
    targetBlank,
    customParams,
  }, false);
}, [initLsPlayer]);

return <button id="golive">Join Show Now</button>;

License

MIT ©