@wistia/wistia-player
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An embeddable wistia-player web component and React wrapper to add responsive, lightweight, and SEO-friendly videos to your site.
⚠️ Note: This package is in active development. Updates may unexpectedly introduce breaking changes. Use in production at your own risk.
🚧 Note: The React Wrapper has been removed from this package. To use the new React Wrapper, please use
@wistia/wistia-player-react.
<wistia-player> is Wistia's embeddable web component which can be used to add responsive, lightweight, and SEO-friendly videos to your site.
npm install @wistia/wistia-player
The only required attribute is media-id, the ID of the media that will be embedded.
import '@wistia/wistia-player';
<wistia-player media-id="abc123"></wistia-player>;
import '@wistia/wistia-player';
<wistia-player media-id="abc123" player-color="1e64f0"></wistia-player>;
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An embeddable wistia-player web component and React wrapper to add responsive, lightweight, and SEO-friendly videos to your site.
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