project.
Javascript tutti.js and timeline.js is needed, and then the following to
init the timeline:
$('.timeline')
.timeline({
url: '/api/timeline'
});
# Javascript Notes:
## ES6 transpile:
* Files in src/scripts/js/es6/common will be transpiled from
modern es6 js to old es5 js, and then added to tutti.js
* Files in src/scripts/js/es6/individual will be transpiled from
modern es6 js to old es5 js to individual module files
## JS Testing
* Added the Jest test framework to write javascript tests.
* `npm test` will run all the javascript tests
Thanks to Sybren for reviewing
Reason:
* To decouple code
* Have the loading bar active until whole page stopped working
* Have local loading info
Usage:
$.('.myClass')
.on('pillar:workStart', function(){
... do stuff locally while loading ...
})
.on('pillar:workStop', function(){
... stop do stuff locally while loading ...
})
$.('.myClass .mySubClass').trigger('pillar:workStart')
... do stuff ...
$.('.myClass .mySubClass').trigger('pillar:workStop')
Asset nodes now have a new field called "properties.duration_seconds". This holds a copy of the duration stored on the referenced video file and stays in sync using eve hooks.
To migrate existing duration times from files to nodes you need to run the following:
./manage.py maintenance reconcile_node_video_duration -ag
There are 2 more maintenance commands to be used to determine if there are any missing durations in either files or nodes:
find_video_files_without_duration
find_video_nodes_without_duration
FFProbe is now used to detect what duration a video file has.
Reviewed by Sybren.
