When you embed a Littlstar iframe into your website you can include the
optional Javascript SDK for interacting with the player and inspecting
its state. The consumer must implement the OnLSPlayerFrameReady function
in the global scope and ensure that every iframe on the page has a class
of 'lsplayer-frame'. Attaching to window is preferred. The player and state
objects provide mechanisms for interacting with the iframe API and
inspecting its state. If this function is not defined then an error will
be thrown. You can inspect the error with your browser's development
toolkit console. This function is called when the iframe player is ready
to be interacted with. If there are multiple iframes on the page then
the function will be called for each providing a player and state
object unique to that player frame.
You can include the Javascript on your web page by embedding the following HTML in the head of your document.
<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="http://360.littlstar.com/ls-player/embed/sdk.js" defer async></script>function OnLSPlayerFrameReady (player, state) {
console.log("Player %d is ready", player.id);
player
.seek(5)
.projection('tiny planet')
.rotate('y', {value: 0.002, every 100})
.play();
player.on('timeupdate', function () {
console.log("current time = %d", state.currentTime);
});
}MIT