o-video

Creates a video player and attaches analytics.

• Usage
• Markup
• Sass
• JavaScript
  • Config
  • With a playlist
• Testing
• Migration
• Contact
• Licence

Usage

Check out how to include Origami components in your project to get started with o-video.

Markup

<div class="o-video" data-o-component="o-video"></div>

Videos can be styled in three different sizes, namely 'small', 'medium' and 'large', which can be added to the element as class modifiers, e.g.

<div class="o-video o-video--large" data-o-component="o-video"></div>

Sass

In order to output every size and attribute of o-video, you'll need to include the following:

@import "@financial-times/o-video/main";

@include oVideo();

You can be more selective about which sizes and attributes you would like to output, by using an $opts map. It accepts the following lists:

attributes

• 'info'
• 'placeholder'

sizes

• 'small'
• 'medium'
• 'large'

@import "@financial-times/o-video";

@include oVideo(
    $opts: (
        "sizes": (
            "small",
            "large",
        ),
    )
); // outputs small and large video styles

JavaScript

In order to initialise o-video, you will need the following:

import Video from "@financial-times/o-video";
const opts = {
    id: 4165329773001,
    optimumwidth: 710,
    placeholder: true,
    classes: ["video"],
    systemcode: "my-biz-ops-code",
};
const video = new Video(document.body, opts);

Config

Where opts is an optional object with properties

• id [String] Source's ID of the video (brightcoveId or uuid)
• autorender [Boolean] Whether to have the video render automatically. If-false* then you will need to call init() when ready
• optimumwidth [Number] The optimum width of the video placeholder image
• optimumvideowidth [Number] The optimum width of the video itself, 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
• placeholderHint [String] An optional hint to display alongside the play icon (defaults to empty)
• placeholderInfo [Array] A list of extra information to display on the placeholder (Available: title, description, brand)
• playsinline [Boolean] Whether to play the video inline on iOS smallscreen (defaults to fullscreen)
• classes [Array] Classes to add to the video (and placeholder) element
• showCaptions [Boolean] whether or not to add captions to the video. Defaults to true.
• data [Object] JSON object representing a response from next-media-api. If used, the component will not make a call to the API and use this data instead.
• systemcode [String] a valid Bizops system code for the project using o-video. option but is missing properties, it will use the properties set in the defaultTargeting object instead. here is what each property on the targeting object affects:
  • site: refers to the ad unit that contains the line items for video creatives (part of the ad request).
  • sizes: also added to ad request to specify video ad sizes to be returned. subscription level, resolution.

The config options can also be set as data attribute to instantiate the module declaratively:

<div
    data-o-component="o-video o-video--large"
    data-o-video-id="4165329773001"
    data-o-video-optimumwidth="710"
></div>

With a playlist

Playlists may take a queue of videos and play them one after another.

import Video from "@financial-times/o-video";

const queue = ["4165329773001", "4907997821001", "4165329773001"];

const player = new Video(document.body, {
    autorender: false,
    systemcode: "my-biz-ops-code",
});
const playlist = new Video.Playlist({ player, queue });

document.querySelector(".next-btn").onclick = () => playlist.next();
document.querySelector(".prev-btn").onclick = () => playlist.prev();

The queue is an array containing Brightcove video ID strings.

Testing

See Origami build tools.

$ obt test

Requires Firefox (v38.0.0 to test with polyfills and mirror CI)

Migration

Contact

If you have any questions or comments about this component, or need help using it, please either raise an issue, visit #origami-support or email Origami Support.

Licence

This software is published by the Financial Times under the MIT licence.