Video

The VideoComponent is a versatile component designed to embed video content within your Next.js application. It allows you to render videos with customizable attributes and styling. The remove prop provides control over the visibility of the video element, enabling conditional rendering based on your application's needs.

Props

• data: An object containing the video configuration.
  • attr: An object with attributes to be applied to the <video> element, such as src, controls, autoplay, and more.
  • class: Additional CSS classes to apply to the video element for custom styling.
• remove: A boolean that determines whether the video should be rendered or not. If true, the video will not be displayed.

Component Code

src/components/availableComponents/VideoComponent.js

const VideoComponent = ({ data, remove }) => (
    remove ? null : <video {...data.attr} className={`video ${data.class}`} />
);

export default VideoComponent;

Component Explanation

• Video Element:

  • The VideoComponent renders a <video> element using the attributes provided in the data.attr object. This allows you to set various properties of the video element, such as the video source, playback controls, autoplay options, and more.

• Custom Styling:

  • The video element is styled with the class name video along with any additional classes specified in data.class. You can apply custom styles to these classes in your CSS to adjust the appearance and layout of the video.

• Visibility Control:

  • The video's visibility is controlled by the remove prop. If remove is true, the component returns null, and the video is not rendered. This provides flexibility to conditionally include or exclude the video based on application logic or user interactions.

Customization

You can customize the VideoComponent by:

• Adjusting the data.attr object to set video attributes such as src, controls, width, height, etc., according to your needs.
• Applying or modifying styles for the .video class in your CSS to customize the appearance and layout of the video element.
• Using the remove prop to conditionally render the video based on specific application conditions.

Use Cases

• Media Embedding: Ideal for embedding video content into your application, such as promotional videos, tutorials, or media galleries.
• Custom Controls: Allows for customization of video playback controls and attributes, making it suitable for various use cases and requirements.
• Responsive Design: Useful for integrating video content that can be styled and adjusted to fit different screen sizes and layouts.