I believe our layout component in Enact relies on CSS variables (custom properties) which indeed weren't available in webOS 1&2. Enyo, which shipped for those versions, never officially switched to a flex box layout, as it was only ever experimental at the time. Enact does use flex box, but also uses some other features that are newer.
But How could I put it as part of the list?
@developerfromjokela
You can put your loading indicator into the last item of the array when you make your itemRenderer https://enactjs.com/docs/modules/moonstone/VirtualList/#VirtualListBase.itemRenderer
VirtualList acutually manages "virtual" list structure not the contents of the item. You can make your any idea in the itemRenderer :)
You can put your loading indicator into the last item of the array when you make your itemRenderer https://enactjs.com/docs/modules/moonstone/VirtualList/#VirtualListBase.itemRenderer
VirtualList acutually manages "virtual" list structure not the contents of the item. You can make your any idea in the itemRenderer :)
I've tried same approach on gridlist, but because other items in gridlist were too big, a lot of space around the spinner doesn't look that good. Is there a way to set virtualgridlist item size to be different only for last item?
@developerfromjokela Well.. hard to tell you without seeing the picture - expected vs. actual but, our architectural assumption was that items of VirtualList/VirtualGridList have the same structure. We are supporting variable height but the supported feature could be limited. We are more focusing on the performance of VirtualList/VirtualGridList component. I recommend using loading image as a separate layer, not a part of the List
@NearTop The ilib/locale directory has locale data format, not languages. If you need only en-US and fr-FR locale data, then, follow @webOS101 's guide.
BTW, iLib is the opensource, you can ask https://github.com/iLib-js/iLib
Thanks
BTW, iLib is the opensource, you can ask https://github.com/iLib-js/iLib
Thanks
I'm very sorry if this is the wrong place to be asking this. Are the API docs for the Enyo framework no longer available at all? https://enyojs.com/docs/2.5.1 no redirects to https://enactjs.com/docs/2.5.1 which gives a 404
Hi @elisaado
If you use Enact verion 3.5.0, yes it is.
Set
You can call useEffect under
The current API doc in enactjs.com is v3.2.5 so you can't find about kind functional. We will update the doc v3.5.0 soon (in 2 weeks)
If you use Enact verion 3.5.0, yes it is.
Set
functional: true when define kind component then it will return a functional component suitable for use with React hooks.You can call useEffect under
render in kindThe current API doc in enactjs.com is v3.2.5 so you can't find about kind functional. We will update the doc v3.5.0 soon (in 2 weeks)
Hope everybody is doing well, wanted to ask a tiny question.
Does anybody have any resources regarding setting up a video player with your framework?
"video.js": "7.9.7"
@sherwino:matrix.org :point_up: for your notification :) Hope that helps!
Thanks @ascendsauce, at the moment using VideoJS for WebOS, and for Tizen I am using their native player.
..hmm I think also using 7.9.7 are you able to handle things like captions and subtitles?
I will say the CC implementation was not a cake walk, or normal implementation :)
Container formats like .mp4 play without an issue on WebOS, the issues I am seeing are with streaming formats. HLS streams that return the video in segments has issues.
I have no problem with live, works without any issue
Tizen player was relatively straight forward after I got used to their way of doing things, they load this global tizen object to your runtime, and a lot of the things you do with the player call upon this global object
Which js, and ts does not recognize
So you have to guard against this everywhere
But after you get past that you register all your listeners on initialization of the player, and it runs callbacks for you, or dispatches events that could be listened to across the app
Ok who am I kidding it wasn't easy either, I'm thinking about it now.
To get CC implemented I had to render the subs myself, their player doesn't handle that
But it works, with all of the media types I am working with... I think they struggle with DASH if you get into that
So for VideoJS, we use HLS as well for VOD and Live streams. We do offer CC as well and it works with the version of videojs but again, not straight forward
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On the device
So that's good news
Hi @sherwino:matrix.org you seem to looking for the HLS on webOS TV. You'd better to visit webOS TV developer site then. I searched with "HLS" and see some results https://webostv.developer.lge.com/search/?search_paths=%2Fostv-home&query=hls&submit.x=0&submit.y=0