Closed DusanFM closed 1 year ago
Hey @DusanFM,
Please check out the develop
branch which allows setting the origin
parameter in the YouTubePlayer.Configuration
.
@SvenTiigi Code-wise It looks really good!
To test it I assume I need to clone the develop branch and create a new instance that will play from that? This is my first time commenting on a public library so I am a bit unsure of the workflow. so that is the reason why I am asking.
BTW, do you know if setting "origin": "http://www.youtube.com/" breaks some of youtube's user condition?
More information about changing the requirement of a dependency can be found here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/adding-package-dependencies-to-your-app
In default the origin
identifier is set to https://{BUNDLE-ID}
which works perfectly fine but of course I can't guarantee that any other origin
value also works 100% correct.
Closing this issue for now ✌️ The changes will be available with the next release.
Is your feature request related to a problem?
It seems that unless origin is set to "origin": "http://www.youtube.com", some videos that are restricted to youtube only will not play in the app.
What solution would you like?
I would like for origin to be a property in configuration so that it can be set. In that case It should correspond to the origin parameter in the IFrame API (https://developers.google.com/youtube/player_parameters)
What alternatives have you considered?
set enableJavascriptAPI to true and just have origin set to "http://www.youtube.com" by default in the config.
Any additional context?
No response