Throw an error instead of crashing app when video source is empty
If an undefined source is accidentally loaded in react-native-video a fatal error SIGABRT will happen and crash the application. This is very difficult to debug since there's apparently no relation between this crash and react-native-video. So this change checks if the URI is empty and, if it is, it throws an error, allowing the user to find out early about the issue. https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5795227/20283860/08223ba6-aabb-11e6-9fdc-d12d32b3aa9a.png
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@ -219,6 +219,8 @@ export default class Video extends Component {
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if (uri && uri.match(/^\//)) {
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uri = `file://${uri}`;
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}
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if (!uri) throw new Error('Trying to load empty source.');
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const isNetwork = !!(uri && uri.match(/^https?:/));
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const isAsset = !!(uri && uri.match(/^(assets-library|ipod-library|file|content|ms-appx|ms-appdata):/));
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