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vistar-html5player

v1.6.9

Published

An HTML 5 Player for Vistar Media assets.

Downloads

18

Readme

html5player

Build Status

An HTML 5 Player for Vistar Media assets.

Building as a web app

make build

The full app will be in the build directory.

Building for Cortex

make package

A zipfile will be in your current directory. This can be uploaded through the Cortex UI.

As a standalone app

There is an example of using this in https://github.com/vistarmedia/html5player/blob/master/src/app.coffee.

Configuration

To use a JSON configuration, pass in the config in the command line.

make package config=/path/to/file/myjson.json

The same argument can be used with other tasks. See an example config in https://github.com/vistarmedia/html5player/blob/master/config.json

Note: when using gulp tasks, the parameter is --config.