Handle time intervals #212
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Resolves #212 by giving developers access to intervals directly from the player's text tracks. Intervals, as defined by SRG SSR, can be used, for example, to define the position of the opening and closing credits of a media. Intervals can be accessed in several ways. The first is raw data via the mediaData object from player currentSource. The second is via the player's textTracks. This latter method allows you to listen to the cuechange event and react as required. ```javascript // Accessing raw data player.currentSource().mediaData.intervals; // Listen for cuechange events and get the active cue player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').on('cuechange', ()=>{ const [active] = Array.from(player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').activeCues); JSON.parse(active); // note that active can be undefined }); ``` - adds the intervals property to the mediaComposition - adds a function for adding intervals to the player - adds intervals when resolving the resource in the setSource function - add test cases - add a test media containing an interval
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Resolves #212 by giving developers access to intervals directly from the player's text tracks. Intervals, as defined by SRG SSR, can be used, for example, to define the position of the opening and closing credits of a media. Intervals can be accessed in several ways. The first is raw data via the mediaData object from player currentSource. The second is via the player's textTracks. This latter method allows you to listen to the cuechange event and react as required. ```javascript // Accessing raw data player.currentSource().mediaData.intervals; // Listen for cuechange events and get the active cue player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').on('cuechange', ()=>{ const [active] = Array.from(player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').activeCues); JSON.parse(active); // note that active can be undefined }); ``` - adds the intervals property to the mediaComposition - adds a function for adding intervals to the player - adds intervals when resolving the resource in the setSource function - add test cases - add a test media containing an interval
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Resolves #212 by giving developers access to intervals directly from the player's text tracks. Intervals, as defined by SRG SSR, can be used, for example, to define the position of the opening and closing credits of a media. Intervals can be accessed in several ways. The first is raw data via the mediaData object from player currentSource. The second is via the player's textTracks. This latter method allows you to listen to the cuechange event and react as required. ```javascript // Accessing raw data player.currentSource().mediaData.intervals; // Listen for cuechange events and get the active cue player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').on('cuechange', ()=>{ const [active] = Array.from(player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').activeCues); JSON.parse(active.text); // note that active can be undefined }); ``` - adds the intervals property to the mediaComposition - adds a function for adding intervals to the player - adds intervals when resolving the resource in the setSource function - add test cases - add a test media containing an interval
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Resolves #212 by giving developers access to intervals directly from the player's text tracks. Intervals, as defined by SRG SSR, can be used, for example, to define the position of the opening and closing credits of a media. Intervals can be accessed in several ways. The first is raw data via the mediaData object from player currentSource. The second is via the player's textTracks. This latter method allows you to listen to the cuechange event and react as required. ```javascript // Accessing raw data player.currentSource().mediaData.intervals; // Listen for cuechange events and get the active cue player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').on('cuechange', ()=>{ const [active] = Array.from(player.textTracks().getTrackById('srgssr-intervals').activeCues); JSON.parse(active.text); // note that active can be undefined }); ``` - adds the intervals property to the mediaComposition - adds a function for adding intervals to the player - adds intervals when resolving the resource in the setSource function - add test cases - add a test media containing an interval
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## [1.1.0](v1.0.1...v1.1.0) (2024-02-23) ### Refactor 🔩 * **srgssr-middleware:** move srgssr specific options declaration ([1138f89](1138f89)) * **srgssrg-middleware:** extraction of duplicated code in text tracks ([4ff0bc8](4ff0bc8)) ### New Features 🚀 * **mediaComposition:** exposes the media URN through the main resources ([4b4c5a5](4b4c5a5)) * **srgssr-middleware:** add blocked segments support ([ad4e906](ad4e906)), closes [#211](#211) * **srgssr-middleware:** add chapters support ([62ff02a](62ff02a)), closes [#204](#204) * **srgssr-middleware:** add intervals support ([00ad42c](00ad42c)), closes [#212](#212) * **srgssr-middleware:** add support for remote subtitles ([dbe9eb4](dbe9eb4)), closes [#203](#203) ### CI 🔁 * add pull request previews ([a50f20d](a50f20d)), closes [#196](#196) ### Docs 📖 * **analytics:** add tracking limitations section to known issues ([a69c916](a69c916)), closes [#208](#208)
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As a developer, I'd like to be able to create my own UI/UX for time intervals, e.g skip credits
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