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  # @tivio/sdk-react
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+ @tivio/sdk-react provides everything which is necessary (components, data hooks etc.) to build a custom React application
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+ above Tivio Studio. You can comfortably manage all you videos, settings such as application's screens and rows and also monetization
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+ settings in the administration of Tivio Studio while having the freedom to build your own application.
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  ## Changelog
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- * v3.5.3
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+ * v3.6.3
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+ * patch: improve README.md
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+ * v3.6.2
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+ * patch: Fix types
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+ * v3.6.1
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+ * patch: Fix README
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+ * v3.6.0
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  * minor: Update types
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  * v3.5.2
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- ## Tivio widget
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+ ## Player
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- Tivio widget is the main Tivio component which shows the widget and provides access to its channels, sections and videos.
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- Usage is very simple (be sure to set `id` to the widget ID you have configured in [Tivio Studio](https://studio.tiv.io/)):
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+ You can choose whether you will use complete player component provided by Tivio or you will wrap your existing player
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+ with the Tivio Player Wrapper.
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- ``` javascript
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- import { TivioWidget } from '@tivio/sdk-react'
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+ ### Tivio Player component
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- function Screen() {
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- return (
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- <TivioWidget id="theWidgetId" />
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- )
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- }
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- ```
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- ### Usage with smart TV navigation (focus control)
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+ ```javascript
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+ import { useTivioData } from '@tivio/sdk-react'
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- ``` javascript
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- import { TivioWidget, TivioWidgetRef } from '@tivio/sdk-react'
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+ const PlayerExample = () => {
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+ const bundle = useTivioData()
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- function Screen() {
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- const ref = useRef<TivioWidgetRef>(null)
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+ if (!bundle?.components?.WebPlayer) {
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+ return <p>Loading...</p>
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+ }
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  return (
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- <TivioWidget id="theWidgetId" ref={ref} onBlur={() => {/* widget lost focus */}}/>
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- <div>
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- <button onClick={() => ref.current?.focus({ x: 100 })}>Focus</button>
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- <button onClick={() => ref.current?.unfocus()}>Unfocus</button>
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- </div>
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+ <>
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+ <div
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+ style={{
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+ height: 720,
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+ width: 1280,
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+ }}
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+ >
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+ <bundle.components.WebPlayer
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+ id="player1"
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+ className="web-player"
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+ source="/videos/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" // dynamically change this based on video you want to play
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+ />
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+ </div>
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+ </>
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  )
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  }
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  ```
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- ## Player wrapper
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+ ### Player wrapper
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- Player wrapper is the way how you can enhance your video player with Tivio features, such Tivio Ads. In order to start using Tivio player wrapper, wrap your player methods with PlayerWrapper, start using PlayerWrapper's methods instead of them to control your playback and start sending player events to Tivio PlayerWrapper.
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+ Player wrapper is the way how you can enhance your video player with Tivio features, such Tivio Ads. In order to start
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+ using Tivio player wrapper, wrap your player methods with PlayerWrapper, start using PlayerWrapper's methods
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+ instead of them to control your playback and start sending player events to Tivio PlayerWrapper.
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- ### Wrap your player methods with Tivio player wrapper
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+ #### Wrap your player methods with Tivio player wrapper
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- ``` javascript
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+ ```javascript
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  import { useTivioReadyData } from '@tivio/sdk-react'
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  ```
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- ### Start using Tivio player wrapper methods to control playback
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+ #### Start using Tivio player wrapper methods to control playback
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- ``` javascript
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+ ```javascript
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  // Channel source metadata, such as channel name, epg start and epg end are necessary
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  // for TV ad segment detection and application of ad strategies
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- ### Start reporting player events to Tivio
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+ #### Start reporting player events to Tivio
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+ ```javascript
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+ #### Start reporting playback-related errors to Tivio
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- ``` javascript
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+ ```javascript
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- ## Tivio DOM events
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- `TivioWidget` triggers these events on `window.document`.
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- ```typescript
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- 2. To notify the parent app about context switch, i.e. where is the user located or what is he focusing
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- // - on a Tivio route, in parent app but looking at a full screen Tivio overlay,
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- // or in parent app and focus is on a Tivio widget
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- e.detail.widgetId; // string - which Tivio widget is focused right now
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- 3. To notify the parent app about whether it should be handling key input from RC (TV remote) or not. When inputHandler is 'tivio', the parent app should stop reacting to key input, when inputHandler is 'parent' the parent app should start reacting again.
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  ## Data hooks
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- If you don't want to use TivioWidget, you can implement your own UI using React data hooks.
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- /**
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