sensehack / videoplayer_basic

Simple Video Player app with a framework which can be imported and used to add Video view to the UI

Kautilya Save ~ SensehacK - KS

Always context switching

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⚡️ A quick introduction

• I’m currently working with at TrackVia with their Mobile team.
• I'm a multimedia fanatic, amateur photographer, and automobile admirer. I like to write articles, experiment food and bike everyday!
• Fun-Fact: I'm Team - Linux, Tabs, Vims, HTC, Firefox, Mac, AMD, LG, Microsoft, Manual Cars, PCMR.

Current

• Swift UI + MVVM
• Swift Package Manager
• Second 🧠 Obsidian
• RxSwift -> Combine Transition

switch time { 
  case .day:
 	print("Software Engineer")
  case .night:
	print("Technophile")
  default: 
    print("Traveling, Biking, Hiking, Gaming, Consuming")
}

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videoplayer_basic's Issues

Extract into framework

Info

Having the Video Player logic for consumer to be in its own framework is good to have.

Output

import Framework_name

var playerView: PlayerView?

SwiftUI Example

Idea

It could be great to have SwiftUI integration with the API.

UIViewRepresentable ?? or just use the good old @Binding | @State options.

Swift DocC + Hosting

Idea

Since this is consumable framework API. Maybe I can add documentation and Xcode 13 integrates Swift DocC internally now.

Also GitHub Pages can easily host these APIs.

Add ReadME Basics

Ideas

Maybe a Xcode Gif ? or a video.

Checking out instructions.

Releases | Tag Tab maybe?

GitHub Project structure

Overkill ??

Playback Status

Info

Ability to print to the console when playback starts and stops

Input

frameworkObject.subscribeToVideoStatus()

Output

It show print Playing or Paused in the xcode console.

Print current Video playhead position

Info

Ability to print to the console the current playhead position every 0.5 seconds

Input

frameworkObject.printVideoPlayheadPosition()

Output

It show print in the xcode console.

Seconds: 1.0
Seconds: 1.5
Seconds: 2.0

The seconds show be formatted. Not having more than 2 decimal points.