Videojs Player
@videojs player component for @vuejs(3) and React.
Overview:
The Video.js player is a popular video player component for Vue and React frameworks. The latest version of the player has introduced support for React, leading to a renaming of the Vue package to @videojs-player/vue. The component now fully supports Vue3, and the legacy version for Vue2 is available as vue-video-player@5.x. It offers customization options for player control panels and interaction details, making it a versatile choice for developers.
Features:
- Support for Vue and React: The component supports both Vue and React frameworks, with the latest version focusing on Vue3.
- Responsive Design: The player supports responsiveness for various Video.js configuration options, adapting to different screen sizes.
- Customization Options: Users can fully customize the player's control panel and interaction details, providing flexibility in design and functionality.
- Vite
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- Vue
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- SCSS
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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