new-player/net.newpipe.newplayer.uiModel/NewPlayerViewModelDummy

NewPlayerViewModelDummy

@UnstableApi

open class NewPlayerViewModelDummy : InternalNewPlayerViewModel

A dummy/placeholder implementation of the NewPlayerViewModel

Constructors

constructor()

Properties

contentFitMode

open override var contentFitMode: ContentScale

Depicts weather the picture of the video should be stretched, fit inside or be cropped. You can set it yourself, but NewPlayerUI can also change it.

deviceInPowerSaveMode

open override var deviceInPowerSaveMode: Boolean

embeddedPlayerDraggedDownBy

open override val embeddedPlayerDraggedDownBy: SharedFlow<Float>

If the user dragged down the embedded video or audio player. This callback will tell you how far the user dragged down. Keep in mind that the user can also decide to drag the NewPlayerUI up again. If the NewPlayerUI is not dragged up to its original position you should take over control and maybe make the NewPlayerUI snap to the bottom of the screen to make space for your UI.

maxContentRatio

open override var maxContentRatio: Float

minContentRatio

open override var minContentRatio: Float

newPlayer

open override var newPlayer: NewPlayer?

The current instance of NewPlayer. If set to null the NewPlayerUI instance which the viewModel talks too will display the same as if NewPlayer was in IDLE mode.

onBackPressed

open override val onBackPressed: SharedFlow<Unit>

NewPlayerUI will use some back press events for its own navigation purposes. If the viewModel decides that a back press event should not be handled by itself. It will forward the event to you through this callback.

uiState

open override val uiState: MutableStateFlow<NewPlayerUIState>

This represents the state the UI is in. NewPlayerUI will basically render out that state. You can make your UI also listen to changes to this state. This is especially helpful for switching to or from fullscreen or to or from PiP mode.