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Sorry. I should've left this comment on another thread. It was in reference to the issues you were seeing in getting webpack and hls plugin to play nice in your nwb project. Reading this made it seem like they offered an idea for what the issue is but I still haven't solved it
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Yes, after some long and arduous debugging, I was able to write something that is compatible with nwb. I plan on updating the other thread with my solution. The issue is that the videojs-contrib-hls has a dependency that is specific to how browserify packages code. The hls team acknowledges the issue here They provide a solution for a pure webpack project but doesn't work with nwb since there are some differences, as noted in the thread you linked to. My code is in a private repo but I can add it to my public account. I'll try and do that later today.
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@vpowers did you ever get this working properly?
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@AdamTyler Yes, this project was to just demonstrate how to get video.js hls working when using webpack. Are you having issues?
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Sorry. I should've left this comment on another thread. It was in reference to the issues you were seeing in getting webpack and hls plugin to play nice in your nwb project. Reading this made it seem like they offered an idea for what the issue is but I still haven't solved it
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Yes, after some long and arduous debugging, I was able to write something that is compatible with nwb. I plan on updating the other thread with my solution. The issue is that the videojs-contrib-hls has a dependency that is specific to how browserify packages code. The hls team acknowledges the issue here They provide a solution for a pure webpack project but doesn't work with nwb since there are some differences, as noted in the thread you linked to. My code is in a private repo but I can add it to my public account. I'll try and do that later today.
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Thanks a bunch. I look forward to checking it out
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@AdamTyler I have added the forked repo to support webworkify when using nwb here. You can see an example usage in a react app here.