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@redbeemedia/javascript-player-plugins
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Plugins for the JavaScript player.
Plugin for sending analytics data to Mux.
import { RedBeePlayer } from "@redbeemedia/javascript-player";
import { MuxDataPlugin } from "@redbeemedia/javascript-player-plugins";
// Setup and load the player as usual
const player = new RedBeePlayer(...);
/*
Create a new instance of the plugin
The muxDataMetadata property can contain custom metadata fields to be sent to Mux.
See https://docs.mux.com/guides/data/make-your-data-actionable-with-metadata and
https://docs.mux.com/guides/data/extend-data-with-custom-metadata#4-submitting-custom-metadata-from-mux-data-sdks for more information.
*/
const analytics = new MuxDataPlugin({
debug: true,
muxDataMetadata: {
env_key: "your-mux-env-key",
// Other custom metadata fields
},
privacySettings: {
respectDoNotTrack: false,
disableCookies: false,
},
locale: "" // optional locale for which the plugin will try to select a video title
});
// Add the plugin to the player
// The plugin will be initialized and start sending data to Mux as soon as the player is ready
analytics.connect(player);
// To disconnect the plugin
analytics.disconnect();
// To destroy the plugin
analytics.destroy();
Default fields that will be set on plugin initialization:
{
"env_key": "<mux-env-key>",
"player_software_name": "<player-software-name>",
"player_software_version": "<player-software-version>",
"player_name": "<player-name>",
"player_version": "<player-version>",
"player_mux_plugin_name": "<mux-plugin-name>",
"player_mux_plugin_version": "<mux-plugin-version>",
"player_init_time": "<player-init-time>",
"view_session_id": "<view-session-id>",
"viewer_os_family": "<viewer-os-family>",
"viewer_os_version": "<viewer-os-version>",
"viewer_os_architecture": "<viewer-os-architecture>",
"viewer_device_name": "<viewer-device-name>",
"viewer_device_category": "<viewer-device-category>",
"viewer_device_manufacturer": "<viewer-device-manufacturer>",
"video_id": "<video-id>",
"video_stream_type": "<live/on-demand>",
"video_cdn": "<video-cdn>",
"video_duration": "<video-duration>",
"video_title": "<video-title>",
}
Plugins should always extend the AbstractPlugin class that defines the interface for player plugins. The AbstractPlugin class also provides some helper methods for plugins to use.
import { AbstractPlugin, IBasePluginOptions } from "./AbstractPlugin";
import type { RedBeePlayer } from "@redbeemedia/javascript-player";
export class MyCustomPlugin extends AbstractPlugin {
constructor(options: IBasePluginOptions) {
// Call the super constructor with the plugin debug flag.
super(options.debug);
// Do your plugin initialization here.
}
public connect(playerInstance: RedBeePlayer): void {
// This method will be called when the plugin is loaded.
// The plugin should connect to the player and listen for player events.
}
public disconnect(): void {
// This method will be called when the plugin is unloaded.
// The plugin should stop listening for player events.
}
public destroy(): void {
// This method will be called when the plugin is destroyed.
// The plugin should clean up any resources it has created.
}
}
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We found that @redbeemedia/javascript-player-plugins demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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