Better documentation

[pculka]

Please. Make the documentation readable and more comprehensible. I try to find how to check if the video is playing or not for 1 Hour.
The only thing you state in the docs is, that it adheres to HTML5 API standard.

How do I acces the MediaControllerPlaybackState enum then??

[gkatsev]

I think the docs have greatly improved from where they were a while ago.
Anyway, to check if the player is playing or paused, just use player.paused().

[mmcc]

I'm going to close this one, but I would still very much like to hear how we could have improved things for you @pculka. I would think that the player API docs would be one of the first places you would look for a function like this, but we obviously didn't do a good job funneling you there through the guides and such. What would have helped?

At the end of the day, great documentation is hard. :) Thank you for the help! When you see things that could be improved, don't hesitate to submit a PR.

[pculka]

Hi, thanks!
I found another way:
@gkatsev I needed an event callback after the event was triggered. I don't really want to do setInterval for 1 ms and check if the video has ended or not ... That's like the year 1998

video.on("event", function(callback){}) - worked like a charm

@mmcc:
The crazyness how all the tiny little things are fragmented is difficult to search through. Sometimes the readers aren't always on the same "thinkwave" as the developers, meaning I have no clue in which little fragment should I search for the things I want. Having most of the "global" themes on one page is a way to improve on the docs. Also, beacuse it is such a big project, a .pdf (searchable one) would be amazing to have. Also, can you please link me the documentation, where is the video.on("xxx", callback) documented?

For example I search now how can I bind MORE events in one line - and there is NO EXAMPLE or anything at least hinting HOW to do. So I serialized 3x .on statements with the same three blocks. That's like a "WTF" solution (works though).