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@neurall-io/player-kit

v0.1.2

Published

The runtime @neurall-io/player loads to draw a Neurall video: the reel kit, Remotion's Player and React built into one script. Served by jsDelivr, fetched by the loader at runtime. Not a library: nothing here is meant to be installed or imported.

Readme

@neurall-io/player-kit

The runtime that draws a Neurall video in the browser. @neurall-io/player (the loader an application installs) fetches this at runtime from jsDelivr, picking the line the video's document names:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@neurall-io/[email protected]/dist/bundle.js

This is not a library. Do not install it, import it or build on it: its only interface is the one the loader uses, and it changes without notice inside a line. It is published to npm because that is the simplest way to serve one script per version to every page that needs it. It is part of the Neurall service; it grants no licence to anything inside it.

Versioning: a line is major.minor. A patch within a line is a fix every page picks up on its next load; a new minor is a new line that older documents never move to.