Refactor the Javascript to use classes

[mithro]

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[mithro]

/**
-*- coding: utf-8 -*-
 * vim: set ts=2 sw=2 et sts=2 ai:
 */

function JWPlayer(group, mode, quality) {
  this.group = group;

  this.jwsettings = {
      autostart: true,
      mute: true,
      //skin: '/static/third_party/jwplayer/skin/glow.zip',
      modes: streamer_{{group|safe_js}}.modes(mode, quality),
      width: '250',
      height: '200'
  };

  player_jwobject = jwplayer(group).setup(jwsettings);

  player_jwobject.onReady(this.updateSize);

  this.lastState = null;
  this.lastStateChange = 0;
}

function updateSize() {
  var player_sizer = $("#"+this.group);
  this.jwobject.resize(player_sizer.width(), player_sizer.height());
}

function checkState() {
  var state = this.jwobject.getState();

  var now = new Date().getTime();
  switch(state) {
  case this.jwobject.BUFFERING:
    if (state - now > 30) {
      this.reset();
    }
    break;
  }

  if (this.lastState != state) {
    this.lastStateChange = now;
    this.lastState = state;
  }
}

[rihenperry]

#60 since streaming-system project is switching to html5 video support JWPlayer should be deprecated and this issue should be closed

[mithro]

Refactoring the code to use javascript classes is independent of which video player the project ends up using. Using javascript classes is generally good style.

[rihenperry]

@mithro, yeah that is correct.Also trying to minimize global variables
creation and avoiding namespace confliction self-executing anonymous
functions can also be used in modules.This is one of the best practices
recommended by Douglas Crockford in his "Javascript:The Good Parts" book.

On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 6:42 AM, Tim Ansell [email protected]:

Refactoring the code to use javascript classes is independent of which
video player the project ends up using. Using javascript classes is
generally good style.

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