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zenchi-videoplayer

v0.1.3

Published

**Description**: The ZenChi Video Player is a React-based video player that uses the File API to allow users to add local video files into a playlist

Downloads

3

Readme

ZenChi Video Player

Description: The ZenChi Video Player is a React-based video player that uses the File API to allow users to add local video files into a playlist

Version: 0.1.3
Author: Elijah Liedtke (Chimera.Zen)
Email: [email protected]
Link: https://github.com/ChimeraZen/zenchi-videoplayer

Copyright: Copyright (c) 2018, Elijah Liedtke
License: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html

Table of Contents

  1. Instructions
    1. Installation
    2. Updating
    3. Uninstall
  2. Components
    1. VideoPlayer
  3. ChangeLog

Instructions

The following has been provided to assist in installing, updating or removing the ZenChi (pronounced: zen-Kai) Video Player. Questions, comments, suggestions and concerns are welcome and can be sent to [email protected].

I hope you enjoy this app!

Note: Some videos will not work due to codec incompatibility, and browser & device limitations.

 

Installation

  1. Navigate to your app directory and install the ZenChi Video Player package using:
npm i zenchi-videoplayer
  1. Once installed, the VideoPlayer component can be imported using:
import { VideoPlayer } from 'zenchi-videoplayer'

 

Updating

  1. Navigate to your app directory and enter:
npm update zenchi-videoplayer

 

Uninstall

  1. Navigate to your app directory and enter:
npm uninstall zenchi-videoplayer

 

Components

VideoPlayer

The ZenChi VideoPlayer component uses React v16.6 and the HTML5 File API to allow users to add local video files into a playlist.

This component can be initialized using import { VideoPlayer } from 'zenchiapp-videoplayer'

<VideoPlayer />

Name |Type |Default |Description ------------|---------|------------------|------------------------------- id |string | |(Optional) Id props are passed to the top-level container className |string |zenchi-videoplayer|(Optional) Class props are passed to the top-level container

 

ChangeLog

v0.1.3

  • Responsive Style updates

v0.1.2

  • Style updates

v0.1.1

  • Style updates
  • Added ref to active title for setTimeout connection
    • Active title fades after set 3 seconds
  • Added logic to add custom id and classNames to VideoPlayer top-level container
  • Added width: 100% to <video> element

v0.1.0

  • Initial GIT Commit and NPM package test