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@sentry-internal/rrweb-player

v2.29.0

Published

rrweb's replayer UI

Downloads

36,610

Readme

Looking for a Vue.js version? Go here --> @preflight-hq/rrweb-player-vue


rrweb-player

Since rrweb's replayer only provides a basic UI, you can choose rrweb-replayer which is based on rrweb's public APIs but has a feature-rich replayer UI.

How is this different from rrweb.Replayer?

rrweb-player uses rrweb's Replayer under the hood, but as Replayer doesn't include any UI for controls, rrweb-player adds those.

Installation

rrweb-player can also be included with <script>

<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/rrweb-player@latest/dist/style.css"
/>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/rrweb-player@latest/dist/index.js"></script>

Or installed by using NPM:

npm install --save rrweb-player
import rrwebPlayer from 'rrweb-player';
import 'rrweb-player/dist/style.css';

Usage

new rrwebPlayer({
  target: document.body, // customizable root element
  props: {
    events,
  },
});

Options

| key | default | description | | -------------- | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | events | [] | the events for replaying | | width | 1024 | the width of the replayer | | height | 576 | the height of the replayer | | maxScale | 1 | the maximum scale of the replayer (1 = 100%), set to 0 for unlimited | | autoPlay | true | whether to autoplay | | speed | 1 | The default speed to play at | | speedOption | [1, 2, 4, 8] | speed options in UI | | showController | true | whether to show the controller UI | | tags | {} | customize the custom events style with a key-value map | | inactiveColor | #D4D4D4 | Customize the color of inactive periods indicator in the progress bar with a valid CSS color string. | | ... | - | all the rrweb Replayer options will be bypassed |

methods on the rrwebPlayer component

addEventListener(event: string, handler: (params: any) => unknown): void;
addEvent(event: eventWithTime): void;
getMetaData() => {
    startTime: number;
    endTime: number;
    totalTime: number;
}
getReplayer() => Replayer;
getMirror() => Mirror;

Toggles between play/pause

toggle();

Sets speed of player

setSpeed(speed: number)

Turns on/off skip inactive

toggleSkipInactive();

Triggers resize, do this whenever you change width/height

triggerResize();

Plays replay

play();

Pauses replay

pause();

Go to a point in time and pause or play from then

goto(timeOffset: number, play?: boolean)

Plays from a time to a time and (optionally) loop

playRange(
    timeOffset: number,
    endTimeOffset: number,
    startLooping: boolean = false,
    afterHook: undefined | (() => void) = undefined,
  )