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@djangocfg/widget-player

v0.1.9

Published

One media element that plays audio and video, and the surfaces that borrow it: a footer dock, a route stage, and a transcript row

Readme

@djangocfg/widget-player

One media element that plays both audio and video, and the surfaces that borrow it: a footer dock, a route stage, and a transcript row.

Replaces @djangocfg/ui-tools' separate AudioPlayer and VideoPlayer. Two independent players are two owners of "what is playing", and that race is audible.

Install

pnpm add @djangocfg/widget-player @djangocfg/ui-core

Layers

Each is importable alone, so a host mounting a transcript row does not pull the dock.

| Subpath | What it is | |---|---| | . | everything below | | ./element | the ONE media element, and the failure translation | | ./model | pure projection — what a surface renders. No React. | | ./surfaces | PlayerDock (footer), PlayerStage (route), MediaButton (a row), TrackCover, PlayerInfo | | ./domain | MediaTrack, MediaDetail, MediaFailure, machineTrack — the product language | | ./i18n | 17 typed dictionaries; PlayerCopy is the schema of record |

The seam

This package does not import a store. State arrives as props, intents leave as callbacks — which is what lets every surface render in Storybook with no store and no transport.

import { PlayerDock, MediaButton, trackFromLink } from '@djangocfg/widget-player';

// A row in a transcript. Mounts nothing — for every kind, video included.
<MediaButton track={track} onPlay={play} />

// The footer dock HOLDS the element.
<PlayerDock track={track} playing={playing} onToggle={toggle} onOpenStage={open} />

Turning an address into a track needs two answers only a transport has — the playable kind and the URL that plays — so the caller supplies them:

const track = trackFromLink(hostId, path, {
  kind: 'audio',
  src: playableUrl,
  poster: coverUrl,   // optional; supplied, never derived
});

Copy

The package owns its copy, typed. usePlayerCopy() reads the active locale from @djangocfg/i18n when a provider is mounted and falls back to English when one is not — so a surface renders in a test without standing up a provider.

Verify

pnpm --filter @djangocfg/widget-player check-types test