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react-picture-in-picture

v1.0.0

Published

React Component that allow you to easily implement the Picture-in-Picture api in your app

Downloads

287

Readme

react-picture-in-picture

React Component that allow you to easily implement the Picture-in-Picture API (https://w3c.github.io/picture-in-picture/) in your app

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

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Install

npm install --save react-picture-in-picture

or

yarn add react-picture-in-picture

Usage

import React, { useState } from 'react'

import Reactpip from 'react-picture-in-picture'

const ReactpipExemple = () =>{
  const[active, setActive] = useState(false)
  render () {
    return (
      <>
        <Reactpip isActive= {active} >
          <source src="https://cdn.arnellebalane.com/videos/original-video.mp4"/>
        </Reactpip>
        <button onClick = {() => setActive(!active)}>Toggle Picture in Picture</button>
      </>
    )
  }
}
export default ReactpipExemple

Props

Here the list of all props :

| Name | type | Description | Is required ? | Default value | | ------------------------ | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------- | ------------- | | id | string | set a custom id to the video player | no | 'videopip' | | isActive | boolean | state that allow to turn on or of the pip mode | no | false | | callBackSuccessOnEnable | function | function that would be called if the media where successfully go to pip mode | no | :x: | | callBackSuccessOnDisable | function | function called when the pip mode is successfully disabled | no | :x: | | style | style object | style that would be apply to the video element | no | :x: | | className | string | className that would be apply to the video element | no | :x: | | autoplay | boolean | enable autoplay on the video player | no | false | | controls | boolean | enable or not video controls | no | true | | children | node | children element that can be include between the element (eg : < source > tag) | no | :x: | | loop | boolean | enable loop play on the video | no | false | | muted | boolean | mute the video player sound | no | false | | classOnEnable | string | css class that would be activate on the video player when pip mode is enable | no | :x: |

License

MIT © Thomascogez