react-player-controls

This is a minimal set of modular and hopefully useful React components for composing media player interfaces. It is designed for you to compose media player controls yourself using a small and easy-to-learn API.

Instead of shipping default but customisable styles, there are implementation recipies to help you get going quickly. Also check out the demo site to try the components out.

⚠️ NOTE: This library does not deal with actual media in any way, only the UI. ⚠️

Installation
Usage
API
Recipies
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Installation

npm i react-player-controls

Usage

// ES2015+ import
import { Slider, Direction } from 'react-player-controls'

// Using CommonJS
const { Slider, Direction } = require('react-player-controls')

`Direction`

An enum describing a slider's active axis.

Key	Value
`HORIZONTAL`	`"HORIZONTAL"`
`VERTICAL`	`"VERTICAL"`

`<FormattedTime />`

<FormattedTime /> translates a number of seconds into the player-friendly format of m:ss, or h:mm:ss if the total time is one hour or higher.

// This will render -1:01:02
<FormattedTime numSeconds={-3662} />

Prop name	Default value	Description
`numSeconds`	`0`	A number of seconds, positive or negative
`className`	`null`	A string to set as the HTML `class` attribute
`style`	`{}`	Styles to set on the wrapping `span` element.

`<PlayerIcon />`

<PlayerIcon /> is not really a component in itself, but a container of a number of icon components.

<PlayerIcon.Play />
<PlayerIcon.Pause />
<PlayerIcon.Previous />
<PlayerIcon.Next />
<PlayerIcon.SoundOn />
<PlayerIcon.SoundOff />

Any props passed to a <PlayerIcon.* /> component will be passed onto the underlying svg element.

`<Slider />`

The <Slider /> helps you build things like volume controls and progress bars. It does not take a value prop, but expects you to keep track of this yourself and render whatever you want inside it.

What this component actually does is that it renders an element inside itself, on top of its children, which listens to mouse events and invokes change and intent callbacks with relative, normalised values based on those events.

<Slider
  direction={Direction.HORIZONTAL}
  onIntent={intent => console.log(`hovered at ${intent}`)}
  onIntentStart={intent => console.log(`entered with mouse at ${intent}`)}
  onIntentEnd={() => console.log('left with mouse')}
  onChange={newValue => console.log(`clicked at ${newValue}`)}
  onChangeStart={startValue => console.log(`started dragging at ${startValue}`)}
  onChangeEnd={endValue => console.log(`stopped dragging at ${endValue}`)}
>
  {/* Here we render whatever we want. Nothings is rendered by default. */}
</Slider>

Prop name	Default value	Description
`direction`	`Direction.HORIZONTAL`	The slider's direction
`onIntent`	`(intent) => {}`	A function that is invoked with the relative, normalised value at which the user is hovering (when not dragging).
`onIntentStart`	`(intent) => {}`	A function this is invoked with the relative, normalised value at which the user started hovering the slider (when not dragging).
`onIntentEnd`	`() => {}`	A function this is invoked when the mouse left the slider area (when not dragging).
`onChange`	`(value) => {}`	A function that is invoked with the latest relative, normalised value that the user has set by either clicking or dragging.
`onChangeStart`	`(value) => {}`	A function that is invoked with the relative, normalised value at which the user started changing the slider's value.
`onChangeEnd`	`(value) => {}`	A function that is invoked with the relative, normalised value at which the user stopped changing the slider's value. When the component unmounts, this function will be invoked with a value of `null`.
`children`	`null`	Child elements.
`className`	`null`	A string to set as the HTML `class` attribute.
`style`	`{}`	Styles to set on the wrapping `div` element.
`overlayZIndex`	10	The `z-index` of the invisible overlay that captures mouse events

Recipies

Styled buttons with icons

```js import { PlayerIcon } from 'react-player-controls' // A base component that has base styles applied to it const PlayerButton = ({ style, children, ...props }) => ( ) // Compose buttons with matching icons. Use whatever icon library // you want. If you don't have any particular logic for each of the // buttons, you might not need this abstraction. const PlayButton = props => const PauseButton = props => const PreviousButton = props => const NextButton = props => ```

Styled slider

```js import { Direction, Slider } from 'react-player-controls' const WHITE_SMOKE = '#eee' const GRAY = '#878c88' const GREEN = '#72d687' // A colored bar that will represent the current value const SliderBar = ({ direction, value, style }) => (

) // A handle to indicate the current value const SliderHandle = ({ direction, value, style }) => (

) // A composite progress bar component const ProgressBar = ({ isEnabled, direction, value, ...props }) => ( ) // Now use somewhere seek(value * currentSong.duration)} /> ```

Playback controls

```js import Icon from 'some-icon-library' const PlaybackControls = ({ isPlaying, onPlaybackChange, hasPrevious, onPrevious, hasNext, onNext, }) => (

) // Use PlaybackControls in a player context player.setIsPlaying(isPlaying)} hasPrevious={songs.indexOf(currentSong) > 0} hasNext={songs.indexOf(currentSong) < songs.length - 1} onPrevious={player.setSong(songs[songs.indexOf(currentSong) - 1])} onNext={player.setSong(songs[songs.indexOf(currentSong) + 1])} /> ```

Progress bar with buffer

```js import { Direction, Slider } from 'react-player-controls' const Bar = ({ style, children, ...props }) => (

{children}

) const ProgressBarWithBuffer = ({ amountBuffered, ...props, }) => ( {/* Background bar */} {/* Buffer bar */} {/* Playtime bar */} ) // Use buffer bar somewhere ```

Progress bar that shows the target time on hover

```js import { Direction, FormattedTime, Slider } from 'react-player-controls' // Create a basic bar that represents time const TimeBar = ({ children }) => (

{children}

) // Create a tooltip that will show the time const TimeTooltip = ({ numSeconds, style = {} }) => (

) // Create a component to keep track of user interactions class BarWithTimeOnHover extends React.Component { static propTypes = { duration: PropTypes.number.isRequired, } constructor(props) { super(props) this.state = { // This will be a normalised value between 0 and 1, // or null when not hovered hoverValue: null, } this.handleIntent = this.handleIntent.bind(this) this.handleIntentEnd = this.handleIntentEnd.bind(this) } handleIntent(value) { this.setState({ hoverValue: value, }) } handleIntentEnd() { // Note that this might not be invoked if the user ends // a control change with the mouse outside of the slider // element, so you might want to do this inside a // onChangeEnd callback too. this.setState({ hoverValue: null, }) } render() { const { duration } = this.props const { hoverValue } = this.state return ( {hoverValue !== null && ( )} ) } } // Let's use it somewhere ```

Base CSS styles (as seen on the docs page)

```css /* Root slider component */ .slider { position: relative; } .slider.is-horizontal { width: 200px; height: 8px; } .slider.is-vertical { width: 8px; height: 200px; } /* Bars – can be progress. value, buffer or whatever */ .bar { position: absolute; border-radius: 50%; } .bar.is-background { background: #878c88; } .bar.is-value { background: #72d687; } .bar.is-horizontal { top: 0; bottom: 0; left: 0; /* width: set dynamically in js */; height: 100%; } .bar.is-vertical { right: 0; bottom: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; /* height: set dynamically in js */; } /* Slider handle */ .handle { position: absolute; width: 16px; height: 16px; background: 'green'; border-radius: 50%; transform: scale(1); transition: transform 0.2s; } .handle:hover { transform: scale(1.3); } .handle.is-horizontal { top: 0; /* left: set dynamically in js to x %; */ margin-top: -4px; margin-left: -8px; } .handle.is-vertical { left: 0; /* bottom: set dynamically in js to x %; */ margin-bottom: -8px; margin-left: -4px; } ```

Contribute

Contributions are very welcome, no matter your experience! Please submit a PR and we'll take it from there.

alexanderwallin / react-player-controls

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