It's a simple Youtube player that you can use it straight away. But haven't tested in the table view / collection view / lazy grid.
Add the following line in your Package.swift
.package("https://github.com/bcbod2002/webview-youtube-player", branch: "master")Add webview-youtube-player to target's dependencies.
.target(
name: "TargetName",
dependencies: ["YoutubeWebView"]
)import YoutubeWebView
final class ViewController: UIViewController {
@IBOutlet weak var playerView: YoutubeWebUIView!
override func viewDidLoad() {
super.viewDidLoad()
let witness = YoutubeWitness()
.onReady { incident in
// Observe player on ready incident
}
.onStateChange { incident in
// Observe player state change incident
}
.onQualityChange { incident in
// Observe player quality change 1st incident
}
.onQualityChange { incident in
// Observe player quality change 2nd incident
}
playerView.add(witness)
// If you want to play the video automatically
try? playerView.arrange(videoIDs: ["drCnFueS4og"], autoPlay: true)
// If you want to play the video by yout control
try? playerView.arrange(videoIDs: ["drCnFueS4og"])
playerView.execute(.play)
}
}import YoutubeWebView
struct ContentView: View {
var body: some View {
YoutubeWebView(videoIDs: ["drCnFueS4og"], autoPlay: true)
.onReady { incident in
// Observe player on ready incident
}
.onStateChange { incident in
// Observe player state change incident
}
.onQualityChange { incident in
// Observe player quality change 1st incident
}
.onQualityChange { incident in
// Observe player quality change 2nd incident
}
}
}