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slippi-viewer

v1.0.1

Published

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Downloads

8

Readme

SlippiViewer

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SlippiViewer is a React component that can be used to view slippi replays in the browser.

Background


I took the Viewer from https://github.com/frankborden/slippilab and ripped it out into its own thing as a React component (instead of solid-js). It was a hacky and sloppy job and I removed several features from the player, but overall seems to play the replays the same.

Important Notes


  • This package is >230MB!!

Usage


Installation

npm i slippi-viewer

Importing the Component

import SlippiViewer from 'slippi-viewer'

Using the Component

<SlippiViewer file={File} startFrame={number} endFrame={number} startOnLoad={boolean}>

The component will play the replay, looping between startFrame and endFrame. By default, this range is start-to-end. startOnLoad determines if the player is running when the replay first loads.

Validation

Note that you are expected to have validated the file before passing it to the viewer. Specifically:

  1. Only legal stages (unsure about unfrozen PS)
  2. No cpus?
  3. No doubles?

I'm not sure if #2 or #3 will cause problems, but I don't really care to test it.

Development


Building

npm run build

Development Mode

npm run dev

This will start the development server, using index.html and main.tsx to render the App.tsx component.

If you find any bugs or have new features ideas, feel free to fork this and make those changes!