#gfycat.js
####Version History:
- 0.1: Initial revision
- 1.0: Fixes to initialization, cleaned up UI, support for mobile browsers
- 1.1: Support for autoplaying looping MP4 on iOS 10, GIF view count analytics
- 1.2: New options: data-hd, data-playback-speed; Custom classes can be added to root element before init
Embed script to generate gfycat embeds on 3rd party websites.
The intent of this Javascript file is to provide a simple way for web publishers to include Gfycat embeds on their websites.
This code is provided on Github, so users can request changes, contribute code, or fork a branch. Please contribute to the project to help improve it with actual real world needs.
###Usage:
Include this script on your webpage right after the opening <body> tag
<script>
(function(d, s, id){
var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];
if (d.getElementById(id)) {return;}
js = d.createElement(s); js.id = id;
js.src = "https://assets.gfycat.com/gfycat.js";
fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);
}(document, 'script', 'gfycat-js'));
</script>
Include an embed tag(s)
Example:
<div class="gfyitem" data-title=true data-autoplay=false data-controls=true data-id="BestYellowishElephantseal"></div>
The options are:
data-id: the Gfycat id (required)data-controls: include controls for pause/speed/etc (default: false)data-title: show the title on hover (default: false)data-autoplay: automatically start playback on page load (default: true)data-expand(DEPRECATED, please usedata-responsive): expand video element to fill the space of its container (default: false)data-responsive: expand video element to fill the space of its container (default: false)data-max-height(works only together withdata-responsive=true): set height upper bound for a responsive videodata-optimize: play videos when they're 50% visible, and lazy loads gifs (default: true)data-gif: load .gif file instead of video (default: false)data-hd: load high quality video (default: true)data-playback-speed: set video playback speed, values from the interval [0.125, 8] (default: 1)
###Source code
The code is broken down into two files:
- gfyCollection.js:
gfyCollectioncallsgfyCollection.init()after the script is loaded. Its function is to find every Gfycat embed on the page and create a gfyObject for it. - gfyObject.js: a
new gfyObjectinstance is created for each gfycat embed. It contains all of the functions to generate the DOM and manipulate the video.
gfyCollection.init should be called on gfyitem elements which appear on the page after the page load.
The default key the embed script looks for is class="gfyitem", or the class specificed in gfyCollection.init('classname').
Each instance of gfyObject has an init method. It's possible to initialize an object with new data.
html:
<div class="gfyitem" id="BestYellowishElephantseal"></div>js:
gfyCollection.init();
var collection = gfyCollection.get();
collection[0].init({id: "BareSecondaryFlamingo"});###Build
npm install
gulp build
###Testing
gulp test - runs all the tests once
gulp tdd - watching for file changes and runs all the tests
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