5.0.0

This updated includes breaking changes!

• Full rewrite.
• Added ability to self host man-in-the-middle API.
• jQuery support.

4.0.1

Updated API endpoint to fix CORS errors. API response is already decoded.

4.0.0

Breaking changes:

• parseYoutubeMeta() method now returns an array (previously an object). This will break any filter hooks attached to 'video.stream'

New:

• Added a new withAudio option, when set to true only streams with audio channels will be returned.
• Added _raw property to returned stream object containing the raw stream data from the YouTube api.
• Added itag property to returned stream object (used to be object key).
• Added hasAudio property to returned stream object true if stream has audio channel, false if not.
• Added browserSupport property to returned stream object. Includes values "probably", "maybe", "no", "unknown" based on: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/HTMLMediaElement/canPlayType

3.1.1

Improved hook inheritance.

Added the ability to set global hooks that apply to all instances or local hooks that apply to the current instance only.

Global hook example:

var player = new YouTubeToHtml5();
var myCallback = function() { console.log('example'); };
var hookPriority = 10;
var isGlobal = true;
player.addAction('api.end', myCallback, hookPriority, isGlobal);

3.0.1

Fixed issue when with option inheritance when having multiple instances with different options.

3.0.0

Breaking changes:

• Renamed youtube.api.endpoint filter to api.endpoint.
• Renamed youtube.meta filter to api.response.
• Added new argument to video.source filter, breaking previous argument order.

New:

• Added new filter api.results for the extracted video source from the api response.
• Added new filter video.stream for modifying the default stream object.

2.0.0

1. The selector option now accepts either of the following:

• NodeList
• HTMLCollection
• string
• Or a single DOM element.

2. A breaking change has been made to the api.end action which has now been renamed to api.after.

3. A new method loadSingle() has been added. This takes two parameters, the first being a single DOM element and the second being an optional attribute name for reading the YouTube data from the element.

1.1.1

YouTube URLs now accepted aswell as YouTube ID values.

For example:

<video data-yt2html5="https://www.youtube.com/embed/ScMzIvxBSi4" controls></video>

And:

<video data-yt2html5="ScMzIvxBSi4" controls></video>

1.0.0

gitignore update