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@npo/player-types

v2.1.0

Published

TypeScript type definitions for NPO Player packages

Readme

@npo/player-types

TypeScript type definitions for NPO Player packages.

Overview

This package contains all shared type definitions used across the NPO Player ecosystem:

  • @npo/player
  • @npo/player-ui-core
  • @npo/player-audio-ui
  • @npo/player-video-ui

Structure

@types/
├── enums.d.ts              # Core enums (Modes, MediaStates, etc.)
├── constants.d.ts          # Constants and configuration values
├── player/                 # Player-related types
│   ├── api.d.ts           # Player API interface
│   ├── config.d.ts        # Configuration types
│   ├── state.d.ts         # State management
│   ├── actions.d.ts       # Time-bound actions
│   └── advert.d.ts        # Advertisement types
├── stream/                 # Stream-related types
│   ├── metadata.d.ts      # Metadata structures
│   ├── assets.d.ts        # Assets (subtitles, thumbnails)
│   └── stream.d.ts        # Stream objects
├── ui/                     # UI-related types
│   ├── factory.d.ts       # UI Factory interfaces
│   ├── components.d.ts    # Component types
│   ├── events.d.ts        # Event handling
│   └── input.d.ts         # Input handling
├── services/               # Service types
│   ├── error.d.ts         # Error handling
│   ├── cast.d.ts          # Chromecast
│   ├── airplay.d.ts       # AirPlay
│   ├── drm.d.ts           # DRM configuration
│   ├── thumbnails.d.ts    # Thumbnail service
│   └── chapters.d.ts      # Chapter handling
├── media/                  # Media types
│   └── quality.d.ts       # Video quality
├── tracking/               # Tracking types
│   └── npotag.d.ts        # NPOTag analytics
└── external/               # External library types
    └── shaka-player.d.ts  # Shaka Player definitions

Usage

Import all types

import type { IPlayerApi, NpoPlayerConfig, Modes } from '@npo/player-types'

Import from specific modules

import type { IPlayerApi } from '@npo/player-types/player'
import type { IStreamObject } from '@npo/player-types/stream'
import type { INpoPlayerUIFactory } from '@npo/player-types/ui'

Development

This package only contains type definitions and has no runtime code. It is built with TypeScript's declaration file generation.

Build

npm run build

Watch mode

npm run dev

Migration from Legacy Types

Previously, types were scattered across multiple src/types/interfaces.ts files in each package. This centralized package provides:

  1. Single source of truth - No duplicate type definitions
  2. Better organization - Types grouped by domain
  3. Standard TypeScript modules - Following official TypeScript patterns
  4. Improved IDE support - Better autocomplete and type checking
  5. Easier maintenance - Changes in one place propagate everywhere

License

MIT