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@api.video/react-player

v1.0.4

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api.video React player component

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api.video is the video infrastructure for product builders. Lightning fast video APIs for integrating, scaling, and managing on-demand & low latency live streaming features in your app.

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Project description

The official api.video React Player component.

Getting started

Installation

$ npm install --save @api.video/react-player

Basic usage

You can then use the component in your app:

import ApiVideoPlayer from '@api.video/react-player'

// ...

<ApiVideoPlayer video={{id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9"}} />

Documentation

Properties

Settings

The following properties are used to configure the player. The value of each of these properties can be changed at any time during the playback.

| Property | Mandatory | Type | Description | Default | | ------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | | video | yes | {  id: string;  live?: boolean;   token?: string;} | id: id of the video to playtoken (optional): secret video tokenlive (optional): true for live videos | | | style | no | React.CSSProperties | CSS style to apply to the player container | {} | | autoplay | no | boolean | Define if the video should start playing as soon as it is loaded | false | | muted | no | boolean | The video is muted | false | | metadata | no | { [key: string]: string } | Object containing metadata (see example below) | {} | | hidePoster | no | boolean | Weither if the poster image displayed before the first play of the video should be hidden | false | | chromeless | no | boolean | Chromeless mode: all controls are hidden | false | | loop | no | boolean | Once the video is finished it automatically starts again | false | | hideTitle | no | boolean | The video title is hidden | false | | playbackRate | no | number | The playback rate of the video: 1 for normal, 2 for x2, etc. | 1 | | showSubtitles | no | boolean | Determine if the video subtitles should be displayed | false | | volume | no | number | The audio volume. From 0 to 1 (0 = muted, 1 = 100%) | 1 | | controls | no | ControlName[] | List of controls to display. If not specified and chromeless=false, all controls are displayed, see below controls | undefined | | theme | no | PlayerTheme | Theme to apply to the player, see below player theme. If not specified, the default theme is used | undefined | | responsive | no | boolean | Weither if the player shoulb be responsive. See below responsiveness | false | | videoStyleObjectFit | no | "contain" | "cover" | "fill" | "none" | "scale-down" | The object-fit CSS value of the video tag | undefined | | videoStyleTransform | no | string | The transform CSS value of the video tag (examples: "rotateY(180deg)") | undefined | | ads | no | {adTagUrl: string} | see below ads | |

Controls

The controls property let you decide wich controls should be displayed on the player. Here is the list of all available controls: play, seekBackward, seekForward, playbackRate, volume, fullscreen, subtitles, chapters, pictureInPicture, progressBar, chromecast, download, more.

Examples

{/* default: all controls are displayed */}
<ApiVideoPlayer 
 video={{id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9"}} />

{/* all controls hidden (equivalent to chromeless=true) */}
<ApiVideoPlayer 
  video={{id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9"}}
  controls={[]} />

{ /* only the play button & the unmute one are displayed */}
<ApiVideoPlayer 
  video={{id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9"}}
  controls={["play", "unmute"]}/>
Player theme

The theme property let you customize the color of some elements on the player. Here is the list of customizable elements: text, link, linkHover, trackPlayed, trackUnplayed, trackBackground, backgroundTop, backgroundBottom, backgroundText, linkActive.

Example

{ /* display the text in blue and the progress bar in red */}
<ApiVideoPlayer
  video={{id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9"}}
  theme={{
    trackPlayed: "#FF0000",
    text: "blue"
  }}/>
Ads

Ads can be displayed in the player. To do so, you need to pass the ads option to the sdk constructor. In the ads object, pass the adTagUrl property with the url of the ad tag. The ad tag must be a VAST 2.0 or 3.0 url. For more information about VAST, check the IAB documentation.

Note: ads are displayed using the Google IMA SDK.

Responsiveness

With responsive={true}, the player height will be automatically set to match the video with/height ratio, depending on the width of player.

Example

{ /* the player width is 160px and response is true: if the video in a 16/9 one, the height of the player will be automatically set to 90px (160 / (16/9)) */ }
<ApiVideoPlayer 
  video={{id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9"}}
  style={{width: "160px"}}
  responsive={true} />

Callbacks

| Property | Type | Description | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | onPlay | () => void | Called when a play event is triggered | | onPause | () => void | Called when a pause event is triggered | | onControlsDisabled | () => void | Called when a the controls are disabled | | onControlsEnabled | () => void | Called when a the controls are enabled | | onEnded | () => void | Called when a ended event is triggered | | onError | () => void | Called when a error event is triggered | | onFirstPlay | () => void | Called when a firstPlay event is triggered | | onFullscreenChange | () => void | Called when a fullscreen event is triggered | | onMouseEnter | () => void | Called when the mouse enter in the player area | | onMouseLeave | () => void | Called when the mouse leave the player area | | onPlayerResize | () => void | Called when a resize event is triggered | | onQualityChange | (resolution: { height: number, width: number }) => void | Called when the quality of the video changes. The new quality is provided | | onVideoSizeRatioChange | (ratio: number) => void | Called when the size ratio of the video changes (ie. when a new video is loaded). The new ratio is provided | | onRateChange | () => void | Called when the playback rate changes | | onReady | () => void | Called when a ready event is triggered | | onSeeking | () => void | Called when a seek event is triggered | | onTimeUpdate | (currentTime: number) => void | Called when a timeupdate event is triggered. The current time is provided | | onUserActive | () => void | Called when a useractive event is triggered | | onUserInactive | () => void | Called when a userinactive event is triggered | | onVolumeChange | (volume: number) => void | Called when the volume changes. The volume is provided. | | onDurationChange | (duration: number) => void | Called when the duration of the video change. The duration is provided |

Methods

| Method | Description | | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | play() | Play the video | | pause() | Pause the video | | seek(time: number) | Seek the playback using the specified amount of time (in seconds) | | setCurrentTime(time: number) | Go to the specified time (in seconds) | | requestFullscreen() | Request fullscreen mode (this may not work in some cases depending on browser restrictions) | | exitFullscreen() | Leave fullscreen mode | | requestPictureInPicture() | Request picture in picture mode (this may not work in some cases depending on browser restrictions) | | exitPictureInPicture() | Leave picture in picture mode |

Use cases

Private videos

To play a private video, add the video view token in the video attribute:

// ...
<ApiVideoPlayer video={{
    id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9",
  token: "e1bdf9a8-da40-421e-87f3-75b15232c531"}} />

Defining metadata

// ...
<ApiVideoPlayer
  video={{ id: "vi5fv44Hol1jFrCovyktAJS9" }}
  metadata={{"userName": "Alfred"}} />

Define your own controls

const playerRef = useRef<ApiVideoPlayer>(null);

return
<ApiVideoPlayer
  video={{ id: "vi5jC9kQs2I3PdmVBjgcIg45" }}
  chromeless={true}
  ref={playerRef}>
  <button onClick={() => playerRef.current?.play()}>play</button>
  <button onClick={() => playerRef.current?.pause()}>pause</button>
</ApiVideoPlayer>