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@browser.style/video-scrub

v1.0.2

Published

Video scrub component

Readme

Video Scrub Component

A web component for scrubbing through video content with crossfade transitions.

Features

  • Crossfade between video sources
  • Scrub through video timeline using attributes
  • Customizable via CSS variables
  • No dependencies

Usage

Basic Example

<script src="./index.js"></script>
<video-scrub src="video.mp4" poster="poster.jpg" min="0" max="100" value="50" crossfade="1000"></video-scrub>

Attributes

| Attribute | Description | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------- | | src | Video source URL | | poster | Poster image URL | | min | Minimum scrub value (default: 0) | | max | Maximum scrub value (default: 100) | | value | Current scrub value | | crossfade | Crossfade duration in ms (default: 1000) | | crossorigin | Cross-origin setting (default: anonymous) | | preload | Preload setting (default: metadata) |

CSS Custom Properties

| Property | Description | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | --video-scrub-mask | Mask for the host element | | --video-scrub-mask-start | Start position for mask (default: 50%) | | --video-scrub-mask-end | End position for mask (default: 80%) | | --video-scrub-aspect-ratio | Aspect ratio for video element | | --video-scrub-h | Height of video element | | --video-scrub-object-fit | Object-fit for video element (default: cover) | | --video-scrub-w | Width of video element (default: 100%) | | --video-scrub-overlay | Overlay gradient for host's ::after pseudo |

API

You can set/get attributes via JavaScript:

document.querySelector('video-scrub').value = 75;
document.querySelector('video-scrub').src = 'newvideo.mp4';