Aus öffentlichen Paketdaten erstellte Orientierung.
Ein Flutter-Paket, das die Einbettung und Wiedergabe von vertikalen YouTube Shorts-Videos in Apps ermöglicht. Es unterstützt das Laden von Shorts über eine URL-Liste oder durch Angabe eines YouTube-Kanals, wodurch eine nahtlose Kurzvideoerfahrung über Plattformen hinweg bereitgestellt wird. Der Player ist für vertikale Inhalte optimiert und sorgt mit minimalem Aufwand für eine vollständige Bildschirmimmersion. Für Entwickler konzipiert, die dynamische und ansprechende Shorts-Inhalte in ihre Anwendungen integrieren möchten, ohne komplexe Konfigurationen vornehmen zu müssen.
Anwendungsfälle
YouTube Shorts in mobile Apps einbetten
Anzeige von Shorts von einem bestimmten Kanal
Erstellung von Inhaltserkundungsfunktionen
Kurzform-Videofeed integrieren
Social Media- oder Unterhaltungs-Apps erstellen
Hauptmerkmale
Vertikale Videowiedergabe
Unterstützung für URLs und Kanalnamen
Plattformübergreifende Kompatibilität
Minimale Integrationsaufwand
Für Kurzform-Inhalte optimiert
Geeignet für
App-Entwickler, die Videoinhalte hinzufügen
Entwickler, die auf YouTube ausgerichtete Apps erstellen
Teams, die Unterhaltungs- oder soziale Plattformen entwickeln
Flutter-Projekte, die eingebettete Videoplayer erfordern
Hinweise
Benötigt Internetverbindung zum Laden des Videos
Begrenzte Anpassungsmöglichkeiten außerhalb der grundlegenden Wiedergabe
Abhängig von der Verfügbarkeit der öffentlichen YouTube-API
Möglicherweise ist eine Behandlung für regionsbeschränkte Inhalte erforderlich
Die Leistung variiert bei gering leistungsfähigen Geräten
Original-README
Originaler README-Schnappschuss aus dem verknüpften Quell-Repository. Aktuelle Inhalte finden Sie im Repository.
▶️ youtube_shorts: A package for displaying youtube shorts.
A vertical youtube shorts player. You can choose what shorts will be displayed by passing a list of shorts url's or by passing a channel name. Under the hood the package is using youtube_explode_dart to get youtube video info and media_kit as the player for videos.
Since the package uses media_kit as it's video player engine, the native configurations of this package are the same configurations of media_kit package. Click here to access the media_kit package native configuration. Please do the configurations for the platforms you pretend to use.
That configurations also includes calling MediaKit.ensureInitialized(); in the main function. Please check documentation.
if (/* Android 13 or higher. */) {
// Video permissions.if (awaitPermission.videos.isDenied || awaitPermission.videos.isPermanentlyDenied) {
final state = awaitPermission.videos.request();
if (!state.isGranted) {
awaitSystemNavigator.pop();
}
}
// Audio permissions.if (awaitPermission.audio.isDenied || awaitPermission.audio.isPermanentlyDenied) {
final state = awaitPermission.audio.request();
if (!state.isGranted) {
awaitSystemNavigator.pop();
}
}
} else {
if (awaitPermission.storage.isDenied || awaitPermission.storage.isPermanentlyDenied) {
final state = awaitPermission.storage.request();
if (!state.isGranted) {
awaitSystemNavigator.pop();
}
}
}
Basic how to use
First, you will need to create a VideosSourceController that will controll all the video source. There are two constructor of the source controller. From a list of url or from the channel name. Examples are bellow:
- By list of youtube urls (example):
You can check a complete implementation of this constructor by clicking here. But bellow is a more short right to the point example:
Will display all videos of a channel with the channelName.
⚠️ Notice:
The channel name is not necessarily the name you find with the '@' as a prefix.
As an example: Searching fot the real madrid channel, you can see the url:
https://www.youtube.com/@realmadrid
That can make you think that 'realmadrid' is the channelName.
Thats wrong. The find the correct youtube name you might search for the user url. It will be something like: '/www.youtube.com/user/[channelName]'.
If you look for https://www.youtube.com/user/realmadrid link, you will see thats it a totally diferent channel that dosen't even have stories. The right user of real madrid channel contains 'cf' in the final.
So the real user url of realmadrid is: https://www.youtube.com/user/realmadridcf.
So we can see that the channel name is realmadridcf, notrealmadrid.
Take that in mind when using VideosSourceController.fromYoutubeChannel constructor.
For displaying multiple channels shorts, use
You can check a complete implementation of this constructor by clicking here. But bellow is a more short right to the point example:
Simular to VideosSourceController.fromYoutubeChannel. Inclusive the channel name works the same as well. But instead of using only one channelName you will pass a list of channels name.
⚠️ Important:
Don't use VideosSourceController.fromMultiYoutubeChannels with a list with only one channel. It will work, but it won't be most optimized. The VideosSourceController.fromYoutubeChannel is specialized and more perfomatic for displaying only one channel shorts.
You can check a complete implementation of this constructor by clicking here. But bellow is a more short right to the point example:
If you wan't to display ads during the user slide flow.
In controller, in the parametter named indexsWhereWillContainAds you can pass in what indexes you wan't to contain ads. In the example bellow, the user will see ads in the third content he scrolled down. And again in the content with index 8. After that, the user will no longer more see content.
You can manipulate the player of the current video that is focused (in screen).
Bellow are the methods of manipulation
finalShortsController controller = ShortsController(...);
controller.playCurrentVideo(); // Will play if paused
controller.pauseCurrentVideo(); // Will pause if playing
controller.muteCurrentVideo(); // Will mute (set volume to 0)
controller.setVolume(50); // 50% of the volume (0 - 100)
Some default controllers are in the player (time control, pause/play etc). Those are the media_kit default player controllers. If you wan't to desable/enable them you can controll that by boolean the variable willHaveDefaultShortsControllers. This is usefull if you wan't to implement your own controllers.
@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
willHaveDefaultShortsControllers: false, // No more default controllers on video.returnYoutubeShortsPage(
controller: controller,
);
}
Create a overlay above the player
This is usefull if you want to display something like controllers or more.
@overrideWidgetbuild(BuildContext context) {
returnYoutubeShortsPage(
controller: controller,
overlayWidgetBuilder: (
int index,
PageController pageController,
VideoController videoController,
Video videoData,
MuxedStreamInfo info,
) {
// Example of something you may want to return (this widget bellow does not exist)returnMyCustomDoubleTapToPauseOverlayWidget(
...
);
}
);
}
Set loading widget
You can display a widget that will be shown while the video is loading.
You can display a widget that will be shown when a error occours while fetching a video.
You will have a error and probably a stacktrace also (can be null).
videoBuilder parameter is for macking a wrapper in the player. Of if you can't to have a specific controll of the videoController of each player and wan't to make a controll of it here. child parameter is the default video widget that is displayed when you don't pass a videoBuilder. You can use it or not; for example, if you wan't to build your player from scratch, you won't use the child parameter. But if you just want to make a "wrapper" above the player, use this.