* initial support for WPF
* update readme with WPF specific instructions
* remove autogenerated .gitattributes file
* reference RNW NPM package instead of hard-coded local reference
* added listener for timedMetadata event.
* added callback in RCTVideo for the timed metadata
* exposing onTimedMetadata to JS
* added forgotten method declaration
* returning array of string values
* added metadata type to the array
* added onMetadata method
* overridden onMetadata method on exoplayer2
* added format of return value from onMetadata
* added function reference in README file
This PR adds react-native-windows support to react-native-video. The Video component is implemented with a XAML MediaPlayerElement. Most of the features implemented by Android (and some additional ones) are implemented by Windows.
Known issues and missing features include:
* onReadyForDisplay event
* local URI convention (e.g., "broadchurch" in examples changed to require("./broadchurch.mp4")
* `playableDuration` in `onVideoProgress` event is always 0.0
* `playInBackground` is not yet supported
* Volume settings are applied, but the UWP control does not handle it properly
I could not get the Video component to work by following the provided example. I kept getting an error message saying "React.createElement: type should not be null, undefined, boolean, or number.". When I changed the way I include the component, it started working. It might be related to recent versions of react-native, not sure. You're welcome to modify the suggested text if you like. Thanks for a great piece of work!
In order to use this native component the video resources must be
added to the project and bundled on build.
- Also remove a duplicate data property
- Fix linkrot in README and add Examples section
