@pie-api/pie-api-player
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A custom element that renders pies and interacts with [pie-api][pie-api].
A custom element that renders pies and interacts with pie-api.
npm install
| commands | description |
|---|---|
demo/run --port XXXX (default: 4001) | run demo code, see below |
npm test | |
npm run release | commit the release to github and send the webpack bundle to s3 |
npm run build | build the bundle |
npm run deploy-to-s3 | send the webpack bundle to s3 |
When you run the demo, you get a little demo page where you can see the player element in use.
Also you can use /player.js in other applications. This can be useful if you need to load it up in another app.
The build outputs a reqular npm package + a webpack bundle (player.js and player.js.map). This is until we figure out how this is best consumed in the pie-api.
<pie-api-player token="token" itemId="itemId" host="host"></pie-api-player>
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A custom element that renders pies and interacts with [pie-api][pie-api].
The npm package @pie-api/pie-api-player receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @pie-api/pie-api-player popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pie-api/pie-api-player demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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