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perfect-seekbar

v1.1.0

Published

The ultimate seek/progress bar. Pixel perfect, smooth and reactive. Supports chapters, thumbnails, buffering and hovering. Lightweight, fast. Made with Svelte.

Downloads

161

Readme

Functions:

import Seekbar from 'perfect-seekbar'

let progress = 10
const duration = 450
let seek = 0
const chapters = [
  { size: 20, text: 'Recap' },
  { size: 15, text: 'Opening' },
  { size: 50, text: 'Episode' },
  { size: 15, text: 'Ending' },
]
async function thumbnailGenerator (percent) {
  return thumbnails[Math.floor(percent)]
}

(
<Seekbar 
  accentColor='#f00' 
  bind:progress 
  buffer={15} 
  bind:seek 
  length={duration} 
  {chapters} 
  getThumbnail={thumbnailGenerator}
  on:seeked={handleSeeked}
  on:seeking={handleSeeking} />
)

All values are bindable and reactive, and can be updated at any point.

  • accentColor - CSS color - to use as the accent color for the progress
  • progress - Number - percent progress in the bar ex: 56.4664
  • buffer - Number - percent buffered ex: 56.4664
  • seek - Number - percent seeking when the user is hovering or dragging the bar ex: 56.4664
  • length - Number - progress duration in seconds, set to falsy if you want to hide the timestamp ex: 153.4265
  • chapters - Array<Object> - array of chapter objects with a percentage size and optional text ex: [{ size: 20 }, { size: 80, text: 'Main' }]
  • getThumbnail - async function - getter for a thumbnail for a given percentage progress
  • on:seeking - event emitted when the user is dragging the bar, you can just bind the progress variable if you use svelte
  • on:seeked - event emitted when the user finishes dragging the bar

Or use as a web component outside Svelte:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/perfect-seekbar@latest/dist/perfect-seekbar.js"></script>
<body>
  <perfect-seekbar></perfect-seekbar>
</body>
<script>
  const seekbar = document.querySelector('perfect-seekbar')
  video.addEventListener('timeupdate', () => { seekbar.progress = video.currentTime / video.duration * 100 })
  seekbar.addEventListener('seeking' ({ detail }) => { video.currentTime = detail * video.duration / 100 })
</script>