Triton Digital® Player SDK

The Triton Digital® Player SDK allows you to create an HTML5 and chromeless media player connected to all Triton Digital® services (e.g. audio streaming, podcasting, audio advertising, etc.) via JavaScript®. Rendering is done in HTML5, so the media player is available on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.

The Triton Digital® Player SDK does not provide a user interface (UI), except for a video container used to display video advertisements and live video streams. The player UI interface and skinning have to be done in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript® by the developer.

The Triton Digital® Player SDK is designed with a modular approach (AMD), where each module gives you access to a specific player feature.

For complete documentation on using the Triton Digital® Player SDK, visit our online documentation.

Getting Started

The following instructions will get a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.

Prerequisites

  Node.Js

Installing

First, clone the GitHub project to your local development environment

In your terminal:

npm install npm run dist

The files td-sdk.min.js and td-sdk.min.js.map will be created in the dist folder.

In your terminal:

npm start

This will open up an SDK Playground where you can test the SDK features.

Running the tests

In your terminal, navigate to where you forked or cloned the SDK:

npm run test

Deployment

In your terminal, navigate to where you forked or cloned the SDK:

npm run dist

This will create 2 files in the the ./dist folder namely td-sdk.min.js and td-sdk.min.js.map which you can use in your project.

Built With

  Node.Js

Contributing

If you wish to contribute to this project, please see the CONTRIBUTING.md file for details. Please note that we do not provide any support.

Versioning

We use an internal versioning system. All accepted contributions will be versioned under this versioning scheme.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Execute local unit tests by running npm run test. You can also debug in a chrome test runner by changing the test script in the package.json to npm run test:debug. Test updates in Playground.