highlabs / react-ziggeo

Ziggeo's React component v2

(For documentation on v1, see here)

We have a demo project here for you to clone.

Video Recorder

import React from 'react'
import {ZiggeoRecorder} from 'react-ziggeo'
...
    // after react-ziggeo 3.3.0 version embedding argument also accessible
    recorderRecording = (embedding /* only starting from react-ziggeo 3.3.0 */) => {
        console.log('Recorder onRecording');
    };

    recorderUploading = (embedding /* only starting from react-ziggeo 3.3.0 */) => {
        console.log('Recorder uploading');
    };
 
...
 
    <ZiggeoRecorder
        apiKey={API_KEY}
        video={VIDEO_TOKEN}
        height={180}
        width={320}
        onRecording={this.recorderRecording}
        onUploading={this.recorderUploading}
    />
 
...

All Built-in Recorder Events

Available event listeners for Recorder

   
  - onPlaying
  - onPaused
  - onAttached
  - onLoaded
  - onEnded
  - onSeek 
  - onError
  - onManuallySubmitted
  - onUploaded
  - onUploadSelected
  - onRecording
  - onUploading
  - onRerecord
  - onCountdown
  - onProcessing
  - onProcessed
  - onRecordingProgress
  - onUploadProgress
  - onAccessForbidden
  - onAccessGranted
  - onCameraUnresponsive
  - onVerified
  - onNoCamera
  - onNoMicrophone
  - onRef

Recorder option Screen Recorder

Screen Capture is currently supported by Firefox, Chrome and Opera.

• Firefox: Direct support -- no extensions or plugins required
• Chrome + Opera: use extension builder located in your application manager

Note: By default Ziggeo Chrome/Opera extension will be set. For more info, in this url you also can find how to set your own extensions

    <ZiggeoRecorder
        apiKey={API_KEY}
        allowscreen={true}
        allowrecord={false} // Optional you can even set it to true
        allowupload={false} // Optional you can even set it to true
        chrome_extension_id={YOUR_CHROME_EXTENSION_ID}
        chrome_extension_install_link={YOUR_CHROME_EXTENSION_INSTALLATION_LINK}
        opera_extension_id={YOUR_OPERA_EXTENSION_ID}
        opera_extension_install_link={YOUR_OPERA_EXTENSION_INSTALLATION_LINK}
        ...
    />

## Video Player

```$xslt
import React from 'react'
import {ZiggeoPlayer} from 'react-ziggeo'
 
...
 
    // after react-ziggeo 3.3.0 version embedding argument also accessible
    playing = (embedding /* only starting from react-ziggeo 3.3.0 */) => {
        console.log('it\'s playing, your action here');
    };
 
    paused = (embedding /* only starting from react-ziggeo 3.3.0 */) => {
        console.log('it\'s paused, your action when pause');
    };
 
...
    <ZiggeoPlayer
      apiKey={'your api key provided by ziggeo'}
      video={'Video Token'}
      theme={'modern'}
      themecolor={'red'}
      skipinitial={false}
      onPlaying={this.playing}
      onPaused={this.paused}
      ...
    />
...

All Built-in Player Events

Available events listeners for Player

   
   - onPlaying
   - onPaused
   - onAttached
   - onLoaded
   - onEnded
   - onError
   - onSeek 
   - onRef

Extensions

Get Recorder Instance and invoke methods

Add attribute onRef={ref => (this.child = ref)} to obtain access to recorder instances and their methods.

    <ZiggeoRecorder
        apiKey={apiToken}
        onRef={ref => (this.child = ref)}
    />

Now you can call built-in methods:

    this.child.get(args);
    this.child.play();
    this.child.record();
    this.child.upload();
    this.child.rerecord();
    this.child.stop();
    this.child.hidePopup();
    this.child.reset();

Also you can also obtain an instance:

    let recorderInstance = this.child.recorderInstance();
    // e.g. call: playerInstance.play();
    let properties = this.playerInstance.get('propertyName');

Get Player Instance and invoke methods

Add attribute onRef={ref => (this.child = ref)} to obtain access to player instances and their methods.

    <ZiggeoPlayer
        apiKey={apiToken}
        video={videoToken}
        onRef={ref => (this.child = ref)}
    />

Now you can call built-in methods:

    this.child.play();
    this.child.pause();
    this.child.stop();
    this.child.seek(seconds);
    this.child.set_volume(volume_level_1_to_100);

Also you can also obtain an instance:

    let playerInstance = this.child.playerInstance();
    // e.g. call: playerInstance.play();
    let properties = this.playerInstance.get('propertyName');

Component Options

    preventReRenderOnUpdate={boolean} // default is true

Notes

By default, components prevent re-rendering the UI with the option preventReRenderOnUpdate, to overwrite this.

    <ZiggeoRecorder
        preventReRenderOnUpdate={false}
    />

There are some issues with when being called right after initialization.

Additional Parameters

React SDK supports all of the following events and parameters:

• Ziggeo Available Parameters
• Ziggeo Available Embedding Events
• Application-wide Embedding Events

Changelog:

• v2.4.0 added application option manageability webrtc_streaming, by default false
  

• v3.0.0 Upgraded to Ziggeo R31 stable version -- Added locale support. Example: locale={'de'} -- Added auth support auth={true} -- Added possibility to set out flashUrl={'flash-url'}

• v3.1.0 Added ready_to_play embedding event to Player and made minor structure changes

• v3.1.1 Fixed webpack/babel polyfill issue, 'Also fixed Identifier 'e' has already been declared' related bug

• v3.2.0 Upgraded ziggeo-client SDK to 2.32.7 pre-release version, to fix FF >62 TypeError: Argument 1 is not valid for any of the 1-argument overloads of URL.createObjectURL

• v3.3.0 Added embedding argument for each event Application-wide Embedding Events