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@podlove/web-player

v5.12.2

Published

4 months ago

Embedded version of Podlove Player

Downloads

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alexander-heimbuch

Podlove Web Player

Sandboxed Podlove Player Templates with the ability to embed and share episodes

Preview

About

HTML5 Goodness for Podcasting

Podlove Web Player is a Podcast-optimized, HTML5-based video and audio player. It can be used as a WordPress plugin or within a static HTML/JavaScript context.

The Podlove Web Player supports almost every modern browser (Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari) and also does captions, chapters, transcripts and much more.

Features

Encapsulate Player in an iframe
Provide a global function to bootstrap the embedded player
Parse the provided configuration (resolving the root config, transcripts and chapters asynchroniously)
Persist selected tabs and playtime to local storage
Transform url parameters to player actions
Forward the player api to the embedding page
Provide additonal extensions for embedding page integration

Architecture

Architecture

Getting Started

Development

Bootstrap the web-player package: lerna bootstrap --hoist
Run the development mode: npm run dev
Open your browser on http://localhost:9000 to get started

Building

Make sure that the dependencies are up to date: lerna bootstrap --hoist
Run the build step: npm run build