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Adding support for segments in Period and Representation. #19

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@@ -86,6 +87,7 @@
"version": "5.0.0"
},
"dependencies": {
"deepmerge": "^2.0.1",
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I think we should update the shallowMerge function to be a deepMerge and remove this dependency

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Do you think that we should make video.js a dependency so that we can use videojs.mergeOptions? Its excessive to make that whole project a dependency just for a merge, but as long as this is being used in another project that is using videojs, rollup or other bundlers should be able to handle and remove the redundancy? I'm not sure what best practices are for this case.

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When building with video.js's mergeOptions it seems like the rollup did not remove the unnecessary code and mpd-parser.js shot up to 680KB. I think it would be better to write a simple deep merge function instead.

@@ -2,27 +2,25 @@ import { shallowMerge } from './utils/object';
import { segmentsFromTemplate } from './segment/segmentTemplate';
import { segmentsFromList } from './segment/segmentList';
import { segmentsFromBase } from './segment/segmentBase';

// import merge from 'deepmerge';
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leftover comment

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dont forget to remove this comment

const adaptationSets = findChildren(period, 'AdaptationSet');
const periodInfo = getSegmentInformation(period);
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I think we should call this periodSegmentInfo

@@ -178,9 +181,10 @@ export const toRepresentations =
roleAttributes);
const segmentInfo = getSegmentInformation(adaptationSet);
const representations = findChildren(adaptationSet, 'Representation');
const periodAdaptationSetInfo = merge(periodInfo, segmentInfo);
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I think we should call this adaptationSetSegmentInfo

const repBaseUrlElements = findChildren(representation, 'BaseURL');
const repBaseUrls = buildBaseUrls(adaptationSetBaseUrls, repBaseUrlElements);
const attributes = shallowMerge(adaptationSetAttributes, getAttributes(representation));
const segmentInfoFromRepresenation = getSegmentInformation(representation);
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I think we should call this representationSegmentInfo


return repBaseUrls.map(baseUrl => {
return {
segmentInfo,
segmentInfo: segmentRepresentationInfo,
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You could just do segmentInfo: merge(adaptationSetSegmentInfo, representationSegmentInfo) (using the naming from my other suggestions) and then you don't need the segmentRepresentationInfo variable.

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Sure I will make that change

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"version": "5.0.0"
},
"dependencies": {
"deepmerge": "^2.0.1",
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Do you think that we should make video.js a dependency so that we can use videojs.mergeOptions? Its excessive to make that whole project a dependency just for a merge, but as long as this is being used in another project that is using videojs, rollup or other bundlers should be able to handle and remove the redundancy? I'm not sure what best practices are for this case.

return segmentsFromTemplate(
shallowMerge(segmentInfo.template, attributes),
segmentInfo.timeline
if (segmentInfo.list) {
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Was there a specific reasoning for switching the order of list and template here? I think either order should be fine, just curious.

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I was just checking for the SegmentList output.

@@ -197,6 +198,7 @@ QUnit.test('end to end - basic', function(assert) {
height="404"
id="test"
width="720">
<SegmentTemplate></SegmentTemplate>
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Why was this added?

@@ -272,6 +274,7 @@ QUnit.test('end to end - inherits BaseURL from all levels', function(assert) {
height="404"
id="test"
width="720">
<SegmentTemplate></SegmentTemplate>
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Why was this one added as well?

startWithSAP: '1'

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segments: undefined
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This should not be undefined, it should have a segment list built from the segment information provided in the adaptation set

assert.deepEqual(actual, expected);
});

QUnit.test(' End to End test for checking support of segments in period ', function(assert) {
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Since this test is checking for support for segment information in the period, we should have the mpd not have any segment information contained in the adaptation set or representation to show that we can build a segment list when the segment info is just in the period

segmentInfo: {
base: undefined,
list: undefined,
template: undefined,
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This should not be undefined, should have used template from containing adaptation set

segmentInfo: {
base: undefined,
list: undefined,
template: undefined,
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This should not be undefined, should have used template from containing adaptation set


// Test for only periodAdaptationSetInfo

QUnit.test(' End to End test for returning period information', function(assert) {
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This test is nearly identical to the one above it . Is it testing something specifically different?

height= "404"
id= "test"
width= "720" >
<SegmentBase></SegmentBase>
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We should remove this line

assert.deepEqual(actual, expected);
});

QUnit.test(' Test for checking presence of atmost one segment at each level', function(assert) {
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This description is a bit misleading maybe something along the lines of "uses only one set of segment information when multiple are present" and then add a code comment saying that although the spec states that at each level at most one shall be present, we still handle the case to prevent throwing errors

<Representation audioSamplingRate="48000" bandwidth="63000" codecs="mp4a.40.2" id="63000"></Representation>
<Representation audioSamplingRate="48000" bandwidth="125000" codecs="mp4a.40.2" id="125000"></Representation>
<Representation audioSamplingRate="48000" bandwidth="63000" codecs="mp4a.40.2" id="63000">
<SegmentTemplate></SegmentTemplate>
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all these <segment*> tags added to these mpd manifests shouldn't be necessary to add

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If you wanted to test your use case within an actual manifest, you could create a fresh one, and add that and the accompanying json to index.test.js.


return repBaseUrls.map(baseUrl => {
return {
segmentInfo: segmentRepresentationInfo,
segmentInfo: {
list: adaptationSetSegmentInfo.list && representationSegmentInfo.list ? merge(adaptationSetSegmentInfo.list, representationSegmentInfo.list) : adaptationSetSegmentInfo.list && !representationSegmentInfo.list ? adaptationSetSegmentInfo.list : !adaptationSetSegmentInfo.list && representationSegmentInfo.list ? representationSegmentInfo.list : undefined,
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This is a nightmare to read. I think its best we try to come at this with a different approach.

The main issue with the merge is that if the second object in the merge has a property that is undefined, it overwrites that property with undefined, so removing those properties from the object before we even get to merging should solve the issue without needing all this complex logic.

I think that we should return to what you had before this commit of just merging the full segment info objects instead of merging these properties individually.

Then, to fix the issue of a property being undefined, in getSegmentInformation, before returning the segment info object, save it to a variable and then delete properties that are undefined

const segmentInfo = {
  template,
  timeline: ...
  ....
};

Object.keys(segmentInfo).forEach(key => {
  if (!segmentInfo[key]) {
    delete segmentInfo[key];
  }
});

return segmentInfo;

@@ -181,10 +185,15 @@ export const toRepresentations =
roleAttributes);
const segmentInfo = getSegmentInformation(adaptationSet);
const representations = findChildren(adaptationSet, 'Representation');
const periodAdaptationSetInfo = merge(periodInfo, segmentInfo);
const adaptationSetSegmentInfo = {
list: periodSegmentInfo.list && segmentInfo.list ? merge(periodSegmentInfo.list, segmentInfo.list) : periodSegmentInfo.list && !segmentInfo.list ? periodSegmentInfo.list : !periodSegmentInfo.list && segmentInfo.list ? segmentInfo.list : undefined,
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Same strategy as my other comment here

@@ -210,10 +221,12 @@ export const toRepresentations =
*/
export const toAdaptationSets = (mpdAttributes, mpdBaseUrls) => (period, periodIndex) => {
const periodBaseUrls = buildBaseUrls(mpdBaseUrls, findChildren(period, 'BaseURL'));
const periodAttributes = shallowMerge({ periodIndex }, mpdAttributes);
const periodAtt = getAttributes(period);
const periodAttributes = shallowMerge(periodAtt, { periodIndex }, mpdAttributes);
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Lets switch the order of the arguments here to be mpdAttributes, periodAtt, { periodIndex }. Off the top of my head I'm not sure if there are any overlapping attributes between the mpd or period, but to be on the safe side, switching those around will make sure any overlapping attributes get overwritten correctly from the period.

import { parseDuration } from './utils/time';
import { findChildren, getContent } from './utils/xml';
import resolveUrl from './utils/resolveUrl';
import errors from './errors';
import merge from 'deepmerge';
// import merge from 'deepmerge';
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can remove this comment

@@ -1,10 +1,11 @@
import { flatten } from './utils/list';
import { shallowMerge, getAttributes } from './utils/object';
import { getAttributes } from './utils/object';
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you can import merge along with getAttributes here

import { parseDuration } from './utils/time';
import { findChildren, getContent } from './utils/xml';
import resolveUrl from './utils/resolveUrl';
import errors from './errors';
import merge from 'deepmerge';
// import merge from 'deepmerge';
import { merge } from './utils/object';
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can remove this line

@@ -2,27 +2,25 @@ import { shallowMerge } from './utils/object';
import { segmentsFromTemplate } from './segment/segmentTemplate';
import { segmentsFromList } from './segment/segmentList';
import { segmentsFromBase } from './segment/segmentBase';

// import merge from 'deepmerge';
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dont forget to remove this comment

export const shallowMerge = (...objects) => {
export const merge = (...objects) => {

const isObject = (obj) => {
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this function can be defined outside of merge

export const merge = (...objects) => {

const isObject = (obj) => {
return obj && typeof obj === 'object';
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lets be explicit and use !!obj

const isObject = (obj) => {
return obj && typeof obj === 'object';
};

return objects.reduce((x, y) => {
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I think it would be nice to update this to use more descriptive names for readability. maybe result for x and source for y

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LGTM and tested

@@ -8,25 +8,25 @@ import QUnit from 'qunit';

QUnit.module('utils');

QUnit.module('shallowMerge');
QUnit.module('merge');
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Might want to add a test or two for the new merge functionality

@forbesjo forbesjo merged commit 7ee6470 into videojs:master Feb 26, 2018
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