gitbook-plugin-videoplayer
Advanced tools
This plugins requires gitbook >=2.0.0.
Add the below to your book.json file, then run gitbook install :
{
"plugins": ["video-player"]
}
First, add the required scripts and stylesheet(s) to your page by adding:
{% videoplayerscripts %}{% endvideoplayerscripts %}
You can now add MP4 and WebM videos to your book using this tag:
{% videoplayer id="docker-myvideo" width="640" height="480" posterExt="png" %}https://s3.amazonaws.com/gitbooks/myvideo{% endvideoplayer %}
The player will automatically load the myvideo.mp4 file for showing MP4-encoded videos. Likewise, it will default to myvideo.webm for WebM-encoded videos.
FAQs
video.js integration made easy in GitBook
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We found that gitbook-plugin-videoplayer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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