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0.2.5 (unreleased)

::Overview::

No changes yet.

::Details::

No changes yet.

0.2.4

::Overview::

Bug fixes to the YouTube player.

::Details::

  • Bug fixes:
    • YouTube wasn't correctly identifying the embedded players.

0.2.3

::Overview::

Bug fixes to the YouTube player.

::Details::

  • Bug fixes:
    • The switch of the YouTube player over to the SWF standard component introduced a bug where the wrapping element was never set.
    • Added a check in the SWF object to ensure the wrapping element is indeed set to prevent this kind of error from getting too far.

0.2.2

::Overview::

Rewrote the YouTube player to use the new flash player code.

Some minor bug fixes.

::Details::

  • YouTube provider uses the new SwfObject.dart class.
  • Removed the embedYouTubeVideoPlayer function from the deeply buried youtube.dart file. This is a backwards incompatible change for version 0.1 users.
  • Bug fixes:
    • Fixed the Vimeo and Twitch players where they were passing "null" as the player in the events.
    • Updated the html5 player to remove the old onLoadStart event (Dart 1.7 api update).

0.2.1

::Overview::

Added Vimeo and Twitch support.

::Details::

  • Vimeo support added.
  • Twitch support added.
  • Added better support for handling video players which are Flash objects. Vimeo and Twitch are using it, still need to migrate YouTube to it.
  • Bug fixes:
    • More fixes on how YouTube videos clean themselves up when destroyed.
  • Minor cleanup of the CHANGELOG.md.

0.2.0

::Overview::

Added HTML 5 video support and a common entry point for embedding a video. There was a major backwards compatibility change over the 0.1 line where the way YouTube videos are embedded has changed, though the changes needed to use the new architecture are fairly limited.

::Details::

  • The user has two ways to use the library, either directly referencing the video providers, or using the provider repository. The YouTube provider isn't imported by default anymore.
  • embedYouTubeVideoPlayer is no more. Users of the library must switch to either the provider depot, or the direct loading. The front page README.md explains how to do this. This is because of the move to a standardized approach to video provider setup.
  • Added centralized embedding.
    • Added the videoprovider.dart file to contain classes and typedefs required to support a single embedding source.
      • VideoPlayerProvider - providers have a singleton instance of this class that describes the provider. This allows for users of the library to make a query to see what video providers are supported on the browser.
      • VideoProviderAttributes - created by the provider to allow custom extensions to the options the user can set.
      • VideoProviderException - parent for the exceptions thrown by providers.
      • The typedef EmbedVideoPlayer has new arguments, and moved into the videoprovider.dart file. This isn't backwards incompatible, because this was only library visible.
    • Added embed.dart to be the central repository for video providers.
      • embedVideo - embed a video into the page.
      • getSupportedVideoProviders - find the providers that are registered.
      • getVideoProviderByName - find providers by their String name.
      • registerVideoProvider - (internal) add a provider to the registry.
    • Changed the multiple-videos example to use the new centralized embedding infrastructure.
    • Fixed up the documentation to reflect the new usage.
  • Added HTML 5 video support.

0.1.1

::Overview::

Updates to the documentation and examples, along with a few bug fixes.

::Details::

  • Bug fixes:
    • YouTube player does not shut down its event log on destroy().
    • YouTube player does not set error field on error state.
    • Actually minified the swfobject.js file.
  • Backwards incompatible change Changed the error field on the VideoPlayer to now be 2 fields, errorText and errorCode, to match the VideoPlayerEvent class, and to start to allow some limited localization capabilities.
  • Markdown files created for documentation.
  • Cleaned up the front page documentation.
  • Split the examples into video-select and multiple-videos, and made the examples easier to read and use.
  • Planning on adding HTML 5. A few parts of the examples and documentation have preparation for this, but support won't be added until at least version 0.2.0.
  • Added notes on where the API may change in the future.
  • Added this changelog file.

0.1.0

::Overview::

Initial public release. This was originally in the WebRiffs project, but it was moved over here to be a proper stand-alone library. Supports only YouTube videos.