angular-media-events

Angular Media Events

This library should introduce angular directives that respond to events on media objects.

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**To Rollup from Webpack**

v2 will use rollup.js to do packaging instead of webpack. This is due to the fact that webpack is better suited for application building, and rollup is better suited for library/module building. Please let me know if it doesn't work in any way.

Supported Events

This list should grow as time goes on.

• loadedmetadata (example)
• progress (example)
• play (example)
• pause (example)
• ended (example)

Setup

Installing

Bower

bower install angular-media-events --save

NPM

npm install angular-media-events --save

Including

<script src="/bower_components/angular-media-events/dist/media-events.js"></script>
// or
import angularMediaEvents from 'angular-media-events';

Using in Angular

// using script include
angular.module('myApp', ['media-events']);
angular.module('myApp', [window.angularMediaEvents]);

// or using import
angular.module('myApp', [angularMediaEvents]);

Events

loadedmetadata

• available params (in template):
  • anything in the scope
  • $event (jqlite/jQuery Event object)
  • attrs
    • width
    • height
  • Note: some videos do not return these attributes. I believe this is due to how it is encoded/what codec is used

  <video ng-src="..." on-loaded-metadata="someFunction($event, attrs)" />

progress

• available params (in template):
  • anything in the scope
  • $event (jqlite/jQuery Event object)
  • attrs
    • buffered

  <video ng-src="..." on-progress="someFunction($event, attrs)" />

play (on-play)

• available params (in template):
  • anything in the scope
  • $event (jqlite/jQuery Event object)

  <video ng-src="..." on-play="someFunction($event)" />

pause (on-pause)

• available params (in template):
  • anything in the scope
  • $event (jqlite/jQuery Event object)

  <video ng-src="..." on-pause="someFunction($event)" />

ended (on-ended)

• available params (in template):
  • anything in the scope
  • $event (jqlite/jQuery Event object)

  <video ng-src="..." on-ended="someFunction($event)" />

Contributing

Please feel free to contribute. Checkout the guidelines. I'm pretty responsive, if I say so myself, so hit me up.