chimee | video player framework aims to bring wonderful experience | Video Utils library
kandi X-RAY | chimee Summary
kandi X-RAY | chimee Summary
Chimee is a web video player created by the Qiwoo Team. It's based on the web video element. It supports multiple media streams, including mp4, m3u8, flv, etc. In most situations, we need to support complex functions based on video, such as many videos or advertising. It's hard to maintain them if you we just write it based on the video element. So we may need to have an iframe to sort out the logic and handle the communication. So Chimee offers a plugin system, so that anyone can split your complex functions into multiple plugins. Through this method of development, developers can decouple logic to achieve a quicker, gray-scale release and implement many other functions with relative ease. Chimee helps developer to reach complex video capabilities from scratch easier and quicker.
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- Initialize a new ChimePluginPlugin .
- Watch for changes .
- Private accessor functions
- Observes an object .
- Sets a alias to an object .
- PURE_IMPORTS_END
- Creates a proxy for the given value .
- The base implementation of _ . clone .
- Applies decorators to a class
- Evaluate the given delegate .
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QUESTION
The TextDirection docs say:
Flutter is designed to address the needs of applications written in any of the world's currently-used languages, whether they use a right-to-left or left-to-right writing direction. Flutter does not support other writing modes, such as vertical text or boustrophedon text, as these are rarely used in computer programs. (emphasis added)
Not only does Flutter not support vertical text, it won't be officially supported in the future. This was an early design decision (see here and here).
Even so, there is a real use for vertical script support today. In addition to certain Chinese and Japanese uses, the traditional Mongolian script requires it. This script is very commonly used in computer programs in Inner Mongolia (example, example, example, example, example, example).
It is written top to bottom, and lines wrap left to right:
Additionally, emoji and CJK characters retain the their orientation when displayed vertically (not absolutely necessary, but preferred). In the image below, the top paragraph shows the current implementation and the bottom paragraph shows the correct vertical rendering:
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Answered 2019-Jul-02 at 09:02Sideway text is possible using RotatedBox
, which is enough for the text to correctly wrap as you'd expect.
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