Refactor utility functions for improved readability and consistency
- Updated compatibility.js to use consistent line endings and formatting.
- Refactored component.js for better readability and structure, including consistent use of arrow functions and binding.
- Simplified dom.js functions with consistent formatting and improved readability.
- Enhanced emitter.js with consistent formatting and arrow function usage.
- Streamlined error.js for improved readability and consistency.
- Refactored file.js to use consistent formatting and improved readability.
- Improved format.js functions for better readability and consistency.
- Updated index.js to maintain consistent export formatting.
- Refactored property.js for improved readability and consistency.
- Enhanced subtitle.js with consistent formatting and improved readability.
- Refactored time.js for better readability and consistent formatting.
fix: update lint script to target only source files for consistency
Revert "fix: restore export statements for various plugins and update type definitions for better clarity"
This reverts commit b5e969d81ec765cd8a34b06e6ef4f232ef25087f.
fix: restore export statements for various plugins and update type definitions for better clarity
Refactor type definitions to use interfaces instead of type aliases for better extensibility and clarity across i18n, icons, option, player, quality, setting, subtitle, template, and utils modules.
- Simplified version display in context menu and template by directly importing version from package.json.
- Removed static version and environment methods from Artplayer class, replacing them with dynamic imports.
- Eliminated placeholder injection logic from build and dev scripts, streamlining the build process.
- Cleaned up build and dev scripts for better readability and maintainability.
This commit updates the `libmedia.js`, `option.d.ts`, `index.js`, `template.js`, and `scheme/index.js` files in the Artplayer repository. The changes introduce a new `video` property in the `Option` type, allowing for the use of a custom video element in Artplayer. The `video` property can be set to `null`, an `HTMLCanvasElement`, or an `HTMLVideoElement`. This enhancement provides flexibility in rendering video content and improves compatibility with different platforms and use cases.
Harvey Zack