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clappr-pip

v0.2.0

Published

Clappr plugin for adding OS-based picture-in-picture support.

Downloads

30

Readme

Clappr Picture-In-Picture

Clappr plugin for adding OS-based picture-in-picture support on both desktop and mobile. Currently supports Safari on iOS and macOS, and Chrome on Android, Linux, Windows and macOS.

Usage

Load Clappr and the PiP plugin(s) script on your webpage:

  <script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/clappr@latest/dist/clappr.min.js"></script>
  <script type="text/javascript" src="clappr-pip.js" async></script>

When instantiating a new player, add ClapprPip.PipPlugin (and ClapprPip.PipButton if you want a button on the player MediaControl):

var player = new Clappr.Player({
  source: 'http://clappr.io/highline.mp4',
  plugins: [ClapprPip.PipButton, ClapprPip.PipPlugin],
});

Using the ClapprPip.PipButton you'll have a button in the MediaControl, in the right controls panel. If you don't want to have a button, or if you have your own custom UI, you can just use the ClapprPip.PipPlugin, and use directly the external interface added:

isPictureInPictureSupported // whether or not Picture-in-Picture mode is supported on the current Browser/OS
isPictureInPictureActive // whether or not Picture-in-Picture mode is active
enterPictureInPicture // enter Picture-in-Picture mode if supported
exitPictureInPicture // exit Picture-in-Picture mode
togglePictureInPicture // toggle Picture-in-Picture mode

Development

By default, the project uses Yarn.

Installing dependencies:

yarn install

Running dev server (will start listening by default on port 8080)

yarn start

Building:

yarn build

Release minified version:

yarn release