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vlconductor

v0.4.5

Published

Allowing programmatic NodeJS control of VLC Player for Raspberry Pi, without a GUI or windowing system.

Downloads

17

Readme

VLConductor

Allowing programmatic NodeJS control of VLC Player for Raspberry Pi, without a GUI or windowing system.

The name: "VideoLAN Conductor" or just "VLC Conductor".

Based on my other library omxconductor which offered similar functionality, but using the somewhat-deprecated omxplayer. (VLC Player supports hardware-accelerated 4K HEVC playback, for example.)

Uses the VLC HTTP API as per https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_HTTP_requests/

API

  • new Player((file: string, options: Partial<PlaybackOptions>)
  • open(): start playback
  • stop():
  • pause(): pause if playing, ignored otherwise
  • resume(): play if paused, ignored otherwise
  • seek(value: string): use VLC's peculiar seek syntax
  • close(): stop playback, kill subprocess
  • addPositionEvent(position: number, handler: (position?: number) => void): add a trigger (call the event handler) when a position is hit/passed

TODO:

  • Multiple layers, multiple players?
  • Different functions for various seek value types
  • Setup VSCode debugging
  • Some unit tests