Note:

This version of the angular library is compatilbe with angular version 15 and may not work with older versions of the angular 15 Apps.

The PDF player for the Sunbird!

The PDF player library is powered by Angular. This player is primarily designed to be used on Sunbird consumption platforms (mobile app, web portal, offline desktop app) to drive reusability and maintainability, hence reducing the redundant development effort significantly, and it can be integrated with any platform irrespective of the platforms and the frontend frameworks. It is exported not only as an angular library but also as a web component.

Getting started with integration steps

The pdf player can be integrated as a web component and also as an angular library in angular application projects and it can also be integrated into any mobile framework as a web component.

Use as web components

Any web based application can use this library as a web component. It accepts couple of inputs and triggers player and telemetry events back to the application.

Follow below-mentioned steps to use it in plain javascript project:

Insert library as below:

 <script type="text/javascript" src="sunbird-pdf-player.js"></script>

Get sample playerConfig from here: playerConfig

Create a custom html element: sunbird-pdf-player

 const  pdfElement = document.createElement('sunbird-pdf-player');

Pass data using player-config
```
 pdfElement.setAttribute('player-config', JSON.stringify(playerConfig));
```
Note: Attribute name should be in kebab-case regardless of the actual Attribute name used in the Angular app. The value of the attribute should be in string type, as web-component does not accept any objects or arrays.

Listen for the output events: playerEvent and telemetryEvent

 pdfElement.addEventListener('playerEvent', (event) => {
 	console.log("On playerEvent", event);
 });
 pdfElement.addEventListener('telemetryEvent', (event) => {
 	console.log("On telemetryEvent", event);
 });

Append this element to existing element

 const  myPlayer = document.getElementById("my-player");
 myPlayer.appendChild(pdfPlayerElement);

Refer demo example
To run the demo project, use the following commands:
```
cd web-component-demo
 npx http-server --cors .
```
open http://127.0.0.1:8080/ Note: Due to cors errors when you open the index.html from demo folder as file, it is recomanded to run a static server in it like http-server.

Use as Web component in the Angular app

Run command

  npm i @project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-web-component
  npm i reflect-metadata

Add these entries in angular json file inside assets, scripts and styles like below

          "assets": [
            "src/favicon.ico",
            "src/assets",
            {
              "glob": "**/*.*",
              "input": "./node_modules/@project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-web-component/assets",
              "output": "/assets/"
            }
          ],
          "styles": [
            "src/styles.scss",
            "node_modules/@project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-web-component/styles.css"
          ],
          "scripts": [
            "node_modules/reflect-metadata/Reflect.js",
            "node_modules/@project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-web-component/sunbird-pdf-player.js"
          ]

Import CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA in app module and add it to the NgModule as part of schemas like below

...
import { CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA } from '@angular/core';
...

@NgModule({
 ...
 schemas: [CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA],
 ...
})

Integrating sunbird-pdf-player web component in angular component

Create a viewChild in html template of the angular component like
```
    <div #pdf></div>
```
Refer the viewChild in ts file of the component and create the pdf player using document.createElement, then attach the player config and listen to the player and telemetry events like below and since we are rendering using viewChild these steps should be under ngAfterViewInit hook of the angular component.

....

@ViewChild('pdf') pdf: ElementRef;

  ....
 ngAfterViewInit() {
    const playerConfig = <Config need be added>;
      const pdfElement = document.createElement('sunbird-pdf-player');
      pdfElement.setAttribute('player-config', JSON.stringify(playerConfig));

      pdfElement.addEventListener('playerEvent', (event) => {
        console.log("On playerEvent", event);
      });

      pdfElement.addEventListener('telemetryEvent', (event) => {
        console.log("On telemetryEvent", event);
      });
      this.pdf.nativeElement.append(pdfElement);
  }
  ....

Note: : Click to see the mock - playerConfig and send input config as string

Use as Angular library in angular app

For help getting started with a new Angular app, check out the Angular CLI. If you have an Angular ≥ 9 CLI project, you could simply use our schematics to add sunbird-pdf-player library to it.

Step 1: Installation

Just run the following:

ng add @project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-v9

It will install sunbird-pdf-player for the default application specified in your angular.json. If you have multiple projects and you want to target a specific application, you could specify the --project option

ng add @project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-v9 --project myProject

Manual installation

If you prefer not to use schematics or want to add sunbird-pdf-player-v9 to an older project, you'll need to do the following:

Click here to show detailed instructions!

1. Install the packages:

npm install @project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-v9 --save
npm install @project-sunbird/sb-styles --save
npm install @project-sunbird/client-services --save

2. Include the sb-styles and assets in angular.json configuration:

Add following under architect.build.assets and styles

{
  ...
  "build": {
  "builder": "@angular-devkit/build-angular:browser",
  "options": {
    ...
    "assets": [
    ...
+   {
+    "glob": "**/*.*",
+    "input": "./node_modules/@project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-v9/lib/assets/",
+    "output": "/assets/"
+   }	
    ...    
    ],
    "styles": [
    ...
+   "./node_modules/@project-sunbird/sb-styles/assets/_styles.scss"    
    ...
    ],
    ...
  }

3. Import the modules and components:

Import the NgModule where you want to use:

+  import { SunbirdPdfPlayerModule } from '@project-sunbird/sunbird-pdf-player-v9';
@NgModule({
  ...
+    imports: [SunbirdPdfPlayerModule],
  ...
})
export class YourAppModule { }

Step 2: Send input to render PDF player

Use the mock config in your component to send input to PDF player Click to see the mock - playerConfig

Player config

var playerConfig = {
  "context": {
    "mode": "play",  // To identify preview used by the user to play/edit/preview
    "authToken": "", // Auth key to make  api calls
    "sid": "7283cf2e-d215-9944-b0c5-269489c6fa56", // User sessionid on portal or mobile 
    "did": "3c0a3724311fe944dec5df559cc4e006", // Unique id to identify the device or browser 
    "uid": "anonymous", // Current logged in user id
    "channel": "505c7c48ac6dc1edc9b08f21db5a571d", // Unique id of the channel(Channel ID)
    "pdata": {
      "id": "sunbird.portal", // Producer ID. For ex: For sunbird it would be "portal" or "genie"
      "ver": "3.2.12", // Version of the App
      "pid": "sunbird-portal.contentplayer" // Optional. In case the component is distributed, then which instance of that component
    },
    "contextRollup": { // Defines the content roll up data
      "l1": "505c7c48ac6dc1edc9b08f21db5a571d"
    },
    "tags": [ // Defines the tags data
      ""
    ],
    "cdata": [], // Defines correlation data
    "timeDiff": 0,  // Defines the time difference
    "objectRollup": {}, // Defines the object roll up data
    "host": "", // Defines the from which domain content should be load
    "endpoint": "", // Defines the end point
    "userData": {  // Defines the user data firstname & lastname
      "firstName": "",
      "lastName": ""
    }
  },
  "config": { 
    "sideMenu": { 
      "showShare": true, // show/hide share button in side menu. default value is true
      "showDownload": true, // show/hide download button in side menu. default value is true
      "showReplay": true, // show/hide replay button in side menu. default value is true
      "showExit": false, // show/hide exit button in side menu. default value is false
      "showPrint": true // show/hide print button in side menu. default value is true
    }
  },
  "metadata": {}, // Content metadata json object (from API response take -> response.result.content)
}

Metadata Mandatory property description

Metadata gives complete information about the content.

Sample metadata object interface:

"metadata": {
  identifier: string;
  name: string;
  artifactUrl: string;
  streamingUrl?: string;
  compatibilityLevel?: number;
  pkgVersion?: number;
  isAvailableLocally?: boolean;
  basePath?: string;
  baseDir?: string;
}

In metadata, the following properties are mandatory to play the content.

Property Name	Description	Mandatory/Optional	Without field	Comment
`identifier`	It is `string` of unique content id	Mandatory	Unable to load the content error	Its a unique content id so Its a required to log the telemetry and other data against content
`name`	It is `string` to represent the name of the content or pdf	Mandatory	Unable to load the content error	Its a required to show the name of the pdf while loading the pdf
`artifactUrl`	It is `string` url to load the pdf from artifact url	Mandatory	Unable to load the content error	It is required to load the pdf file
`streamingUrl`	It is `string` url to load the pdf from streaming url	Optional	Unable to load the content error	This is required if you want to load the streaming pdf URL
`isAvailableLocally`	It is a `boolean` value which indicate the content is locally available	Optional	Content will not load offline	It is required to know - the content is downloaded and can be played offline
`basePath`	It is `string` to represent the base path of the pdf file	Optional	Content will not load offline	It is required to load the pdf file in offline use case
`baseDir`	It is `string` to represent the base path of the pdf file	Optional	Content will not load offline	It is required to load the pdf file in offline use case
`compatibilityLevel`	It is `number` to represent the compatibility level	Optional	Default compatibilityLevel 4 will be set	It's an optional field
`pkgVersion`	It is `number` to represent the version of the current packages	Optional	Default compatibilityLevel `1.0` will be set	it's an optional field

Sample config for mandatory fields

var playerConfig = {
	"metadata": {
		identifier: 'do_31291455031832576019477',
		name: 'NAME_OF_THE_CONTENT',
		artifactUrl: 'https://ntpproductionall.blob.core.windows.net/ntp-content-production/content/assets/do_31291458881611366418883/b331332333_std_5_mathssciencesocial_tm_term-1_opt.pdf'
    }	
}

Telemetry property description

Property Name	Description	Default Value	Mandatory/Optional
`channel`	It is `string` which defines a channel identifier to know which channel is currently being used.	`in.sunbird`	Mandatory
`env`	It is an string containing Unique environment where the event has occurred	`"contentplayer"`	Optional
`pdata`	It is an `object` which defines the producer information. it should have an identifier and version and canvas will log in the telemetry	`{'id':'in.sunbird', 'ver':'1.0'}`	Mandatory
`mode`	It is a `string` to identify preview used by the user to play/edit/preview	`play`	Optional
`sid`	It is a `string` containing user session id.	`sid = uid`	Optional
`did`	It is a `string` containing unique device id.	`fingerPrintjs2`	Optional
`uid`	It is a `string` containing the user id.	`actor.id = did ? did : "anonymous"`	Optional
`authToken`	It is a `string` to send telemetry to given endpoint (API uses for authentication)	`''`	Optional
`contextRollup`	It is an `object` which defines content roll up data	`{}`	Optional
`objectRollup`	It is an `object` which defines object rollup data	`{}`	Optional
`tags`	It is an `array`. It can be used to tag devices so that summaries or metrics can be derived via specific tags. Helpful during analysis	`[]`	Optional
`cdata`	It is an `array` Correlation data. Can be used to correlate multiple events. Generally used to track user flow	`[]`	Optional
`host`	It is a `string` which defines the from which domain content should be load	`window.location.origin`	Optional
`userData`	It is an `object` which defines user data	`Anonymous`	Optional

Config property description

Property Name	Description	Default Value	Mandatory/Optional
`config`	It is an `object` it contains the `sideMenu`. These will be used to configure the canvas	`{ sideMenu: {"showShare": true, "showDownload": true, "showReplay": true, "showExit": false,"showPrint": true}}`	Optional
`config.sideMenu.showShare`	It is `boolean` to show/hide share button in side menu	`true`	Optional
`config.sideMenu.showDownload`	It is `boolean` to show/hide download button in side menu	`true`	Optional
`config.sideMenu.showReplay`	It is `boolean` to show/hide replay button in side menu	`true`	Optional
`config.sideMenu.showExit`	It is `boolean` to show/hide exit button in side menu	`false`	Optional
`config.sideMenu.showPrint`	It is `boolean` to show/hide print button in side menu	`true`	Optional

Available components

Feature	Notes	Selector	Code	Input	Output
PDF Player	Can be used to render pdf	sunbird-pdf-player	`<sunbird-pdf-player [playerConfig]="playerConfig"><sunbird-pdf-player>`	playerConfig	playerEvent, telemetryEvent

Use as Web component in Mobile app

For existing apps, follow these steps steps to begin using.

Use as Angular library in Mobile app

For existing apps, follow these steps to begin using.

Step 1: Install the packages

Click to see the steps - InstallPackages

Step 2: Include the sb-styles and assets in angular.json

Click to see the steps - IncludeStyles

Step 3: Import the modules and components

Click to see the steps - Import

Step 4: Import in component

<sunbird-video-player [playerConfig]="playerConfig" (playerEvent)="playerEvents($event)"
(telemetryEvent)="playerTelemetryEvents($event)"></sunbird-video-player>

Step 5: Send input to render PDF player

Click to see the input data - playerConfig

Use as Web component in React app

For existing apps, follow these steps steps to begin using.

Use as Web component in Flutter app

For existing apps, follow these steps steps to begin using.

Use as Web component in React native app(Android)

For existing apps, follow these steps steps to begin using.

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The PDF player for the Sunbird!

Getting started with integration steps

Use as web components

Use as Web component in the Angular app

Use as Angular library in angular app

Step 1: Installation

Manual installation

1. Install the packages:

2. Include the sb-styles and assets in angular.json configuration:

3. Import the modules and components:

Step 2: Send input to render PDF player

Player config

Metadata Mandatory property description

Telemetry property description

Config property description

Available components

Use as Web component in Mobile app

Use as Angular library in Mobile app

Step 1: Install the packages

Step 2: Include the sb-styles and assets in angular.json

Step 3: Import the modules and components

Step 4: Import in component

Step 5: Send input to render PDF player

Use as Web component in React app

Use as Web component in Flutter app

Use as Web component in React native app(Android)

Sample code

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Note:

The PDF player for the Sunbird!

Getting started with integration steps

Use as web components

Use as Web component in the Angular app

Use as Angular library in angular app

Step 1: Installation

Manual installation

1. Install the packages:

2. Include the sb-styles and assets in angular.json configuration:

3. Import the modules and components:

Step 2: Send input to render PDF player

Player config

Metadata Mandatory property description

Telemetry property description

Config property description

Available components

Use as Web component in Mobile app

Use as Angular library in Mobile app

Step 1: Install the packages

Step 2: Include the sb-styles and assets in angular.json

Step 3: Import the modules and components

Step 4: Import in component

Step 5: Send input to render PDF player

Use as Web component in React app

Use as Web component in Flutter app

Use as Web component in React native app(Android)

Sample code