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embetty-vue

v2.0.1

Published

Embetty displays remote content like tweets or videos without compromising your privacy.

Downloads

280

Readme

embetty-vue npm

Embetty displays remote content like tweets or videos without compromising your privacy.

This is a Vue.js alternative to the original embetty implementation (which is based on Web Components). To use it, you need to have a embetty server up and running.

Usage

Setup when using a bundler (webpack, rollup, etc.)

import Vue from 'vue';
import EmbettyVue from 'embetty-vue';

const Vue = require('vue');
const { EmbettyVue } = require('embetty-vue');

Vue.use(EmbettyVue, {
  // optional, but recommended
  serverUrl: '/path/to/embetty-server', // without trailing slash

  // optional
  posterImageMode: 'cover' // or 'contain'
});

The CSS can be imported from embetty-vue/dist/embetty-vue.css.

Setup when directly linking the files

In your HTML head:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="dist/embetty-vue.min.css" />
<meta data-embetty-server="/path/to/embetty-server" /> <!-- without trailing slash -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="vue.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="dist/embetty-vue.browser.min.js"></script>

You can link to the files without .min for debugging.

Using the components

<embetty-tweet status="928365837123227654" />
<embetty-video type="youtube" video-id="m6UOo2YGbIE" />

If you didn't specify the server URL globally (either the options passed to Vue.use or the <meta> tag), you must specify it on every component:

<embetty-tweet server-url="/path/to/embetty-server" status="928365837123227654" />
<embetty-video server-url="/path/to/embetty-server" type="youtube" video-id="m6UOo2YGbIE" />

See src/App.vue for a lot of examples and component options.

Differences to original implementation

embetty-vue's <embetty-video> component supports type native: Provide an URL to a video file as video-id to load it on click in a <video> HTML element.

Development

Project setup

npm install

Compiles and hot-reloads for development

npm run watch

Compiles and minifies for production

npm run build