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async-youtube-video

Simple async youtube video loader

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async-youtube-video

Simple async youtube video loading

Attach a YouTube video to an element asynchronously.

Usage

npm install --save-dev async-youtube-video

Include the script on your page

Insert an element with class youtube-iframe-video into your DOM

NB This element will be replaced with the iframe, so ensure you have a wrapping element in your DOM so you can control it.

<div class="video-container">
  <div class="youtube-iframe-video"></div>
</div>

Then initialise

window.onload = function() {
  asyncYoutubeVideo.init({
    targetClass: 'youtube-iframe-video',
    videoId: 'Srmdij0CU1U',
    controls: 1,
    autoplay: 1,
    disablekb: 1,
    fs: 0,
    modestbranding: 1,
    playsinline: 1,
    showinfo: 0,
    origin: 'example.com',
    additionalClasses: 'test-video some-class',
    rel: 0,
    mute: 1,
    loop: 1
  });
}

Required options are videoId, origin and targetClass.

targetClass must match the class of the replacement element in the DOM

Will render

<iframe id="async-youtube-video" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/Srmdij0CU1U?enablejsapi=1&amp;controls=1&amp;autoplay=1&amp;disablekb=1&amp;fs=1&amp;rel=0&amp;modestbranding=1&amp;playsinline=1&amp;showinfo=1&amp;loop=1&amp;origin=http://example.com" frameborder="0" type="text/html" class="test-video some-class async-youtube-video"></iframe>

The options map to YouTube API names for ease of reference.

The names of the variables are somewhat confusing though, so here is a brief rundown.

Youtube API Parameters

Valid values are 1 or 0 unless otherwise stated

  • autoplay - automatically start? optional, default 1
  • controls - whether or not to show controls. optional, default 1
    • 0 - no controls rendered
    • 1 - automatic control rendering
    • 2 - controls always shown
  • disablekb - whether or not to respond to keyboard controls. optional, default 0
  • fs - whether or not to show fullscreen controls (does not start in fs) optional, default 1
  • loop - whether or not to loop the video. optional, default 1
  • modestbranding - whether or not to show a youtube logo. optional, default 0
  • origin - your domain. required
  • playsinline - inline or fullscreen on ios. optional, default 1
  • rel - show related videos? optional, default 0
  • showinfo - show info about the video? optional, default 1
YouTube API parameters not yet supported
  • cc_load_policy - 1 causes subtitles to be shown by default
  • color - colour of the video progress bar
  • end - when to end the video
  • hl - player interface language, ISO 2 letter or full locale en or en-za
  • iv_load_policy - show video annotations?
  • list - type of content to be loaded
  • listType - used with list
  • playlist - comma seperated list of videos
  • start - the time to start the video playback at
Additional parameters not part of the YouTube API
  • mute - whether or not to start the video muted. optional, default 0
  • loop - whether or not to loop the video. optional, default 1

Note

The enablejsapi option is always enabled, and there are no plans to allow that to be configurable.

Width and height iframe attributes are not supported yet

Todo

  • Width and height configuration
  • Start and end time configuration
  • Frameborder configuration (if required)
  • Video controls
  • Playlists
  • The rest of the as-yet unsupported variables described above
    • cc_load_policy
    • color
    • end
    • hl
    • iv_load_policy
    • list
    • listType
    • playlist
    • start

Contributions welcome

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Package last updated on 29 Dec 2016

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