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react-embed-video

v0.2.2

Published

An easy to slot in component that renders a video embed of popular streaming services.

Downloads

7

Readme

react-embed-video

NPM version npm-typescript License

An easy to slot in component that renders a video embed of popular streaming services.

Currently supports the following services:

  • YouTube
  • Vimeo

Definition of support means a service's URL is recognized, transformed to an embed URL (if not already), and passed to a basic iframe amongst other configurations. Extended embed support from services such as advanced Twitch iframes, require additional .js libraries to be loaded. Apart from that, any service's url can be used if URL processing is disabled.

| Prop | Type | Required | Description | | ---- | ---- | ---- | --- | | allow | string | :x: | Allows feature policies to be defined for an iframe. Documentation for this is here.| | disableURLProcessing | boolean | :x: Default: false | When true, allows the implementer to force the use of the url prop provided to be the src of the iframe, skipping all URL processing. | | height | number | :x: Default: 300 | Height of iframe embed. | lazy | boolean | :x: Default: false | Appends experimental loading attribute to iframe, allowing it to load only when within a determined distance from the user's visible viewport. Documentation for this is here. | title | string | :x: | Fills title attribute, useful for accessibility. | url | string | :heavy_check_mark: | Corresponding URL to be feed to the iframe src. Normally will be transformed to a valid embed URL if it is from a supported service. If the URL is invalid or unsupported, EmbedVideo will render null. | width | number | :x: Default: 500 | Width of iframe embed.