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@nextcloud/viewer

v1.0.0

Published

Nextcloud viewer app API bindings

Readme

Nextcloud Viewer integration

REUSE status

Usage

🔍 Add you own file view

If you want to make your app compatible with this app, you can use the methods provided by the @nextcloud/viewer npm.js package:

  1. Create a vue component which use the path and mime props (they will be automatically passed by the viewer)
  2. Register your mime viewer with the following:
     import { registerHandler } from '@nextcloud/viewer'
     import VideoView from 'VideoView.vue'
    
     registerHandler({
         // unique id
         id: 'video',
    
        // optional, it will group every view of this group and
        // use the proper view when building the file list
        // of the slideshow.
        // e.g. you open an image/jpeg that have the `media` group
        // you will be able to see the video/mpeg from the `video` handler
        // files that also have the `media` group set.
        group: 'media',
    
        // the list of mimes your component is able to display
        mimes: [
             'video/mpeg',
             'video/ogg',
             'video/webm',
             'video/mp4'
         ],
    
         // your vue component view
         component: VideoView
     })
  3. Make sure your script is loaded with \OCP\Util::addInitScript so that the handler is registered before the viewer is loaded.

[!TIP] If you feel like your mime should be integrated on this repo, you can also create a pull request with your object on the models directory and the view on the components directory. Please have a look at what's already here and take example of it. 🙇‍♀️