This is a fork (with a lot of changes) of the jquery-oembed located at http://code.google.com/p/jquery-oembed/.
Instead of using oohembed or other such services it tries to embed the object natively without having to use some kind of local server. This project will happily use native oembed services when it can, however it also use other types of embedding whenever oembed is not possible.
Using the Open Graph protocol (http://ogp.me/) over Yahoo's YQL (http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/), as a fallback, will display some kind of information for a lot of pages. Sites like TED, Ifixit, Ars Technica, twitpic can use this service. However some sites like bandcamp stop YQL from working because of their robots.txt file. Over time I'll be removing the some providers that have been hardcoded and using OGP instead to provide a standard embed layout and reduce the file size.
This project tries to use embedding techniques in the following order of preference:
Add this to your javascript file.
$(function(){
$("a.embed").oembed();
});Add class="embed" to anchor tag which contains the URL you wish to embed.
Ex: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mwKq7_JlS8" class="embed"></a>
This project now handles shortened url's using the JSONP service from http://longurl.org. e.g. http://bit.ly/oP77mm will first lengthen the URL to http://tinychat.com/omginternetparty and then embed as normal. This is experimental - so let me know of problems!
to use...
<a href="https://github.com/starfishmod/jquery-oembed-all" class="oembed">https://github.com/starfishmod/jquery-oembed-all</a>$(".oembed").oembed(null,{
embedMethod: 'auto', // "auto", "append", "fill"
apikeys: {
amazon : '<your amazon key>',
}
});If no providers are found, the fallback (opengraph) provider will scrap the intended website using YQL to try to embed information using the OG protocol.
The fallback can be disabled using {fallback:false} setting.
$(".oembed").oembed(null,{
fallback : false
}
});Plus a lot more :) Feel free to submit