Creates a video player and attaches analytics

$ bower install n-video --save

Create an element of the format e.g.

<div data-n-component="n-video"
    data-n-video-source="brightcove"
    data-n-video-id="4165329773001"></div>

Where

• data-n-video-source['brightcove'] Source of the video (currently only accepts Brightcove)
• data-n-video-id Source's ID of the video

In JS

var nVideo = require('n-video');
var opts = {
    optimumWidth: 710,
    placeholder: true,
    classes: ['video'],
    selector: '.js-video'
};
nVideo.init(opts);

Where opts is an optional object with properties

• optimumWidth [Number] The optimum width of the video, used when there are multiple video renditions available to decide which to display (the smallest one that's at least as large as this width, if it exists)
• placeholder [Boolean] Show just the poster image, load (and play) video on click
• placeholderTitle [Boolean] Show just the title as an overlay on the placeholder
• classes [Array] Classes to add to the video (and placeholder) element
• selector [String] Selector to use to find the n-video elements. Appended with :not([data-n-video-js])[data-n-component~="n-video"]. Defaults to *.

optimumWidth, palceholder and classes can also be set in the markup with an attribute of the form data-n-video-opts-*, e.g. data-n-video-opts-optimum-width="300". These trump options supplied to the init method.

If the data is available, it can also be passed through in an attribute (e.g. data-n-video-opts-data="{ "videoStillURL": ... }") to save the browser an HTTP request

$ npm install origami-build-tools
$ make install
$ make demo

And then visit http://localhost:8080/demos/local

Before committing, run

$ make pre-commit

$ make test

(Requires Firefox)

• Add support for Vimeo(?)