# Update details about how your player looks.
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import PlayerThemesApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
api_key = "your api key here"
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
# If you'd rather use the sandbox environment:
# client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False)
client.connect()
player_api = PlayerThemesApi(client)
player_id = "your player ID here"
player_theme_update_payload = {
"track_unplayed": "rgba(240, 255, 255, .1)",
"track_played": "rgba(255, 240, 255, .95)"
}
response = player_api.update(player_id, player_theme_update_payload)
print(response)
# Create a player
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import PlayerThemesApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
api_key = "your api key here"
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
# If you'd rather use the sandbox environment:
# client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False)
client.connect()
player_api = PlayerThemesApi(client)
# Create player payload. To use the parameters in the client, change them to have
# the common structure for a Python parameter. For example enableApi becomes enable_api.
# enableControls becomes enable_controls, and so on.
player_theme_creation_payload = {
"enable_api": True,
"enable_controls": True,
"force_autoplay": False,
"hide_title": False,
"force_loop": False,
"text": "rgba(255, 255, 255, .95)",
"link": "rgba(255, 0, 0, .95)",
"link_hover": "rgba(255, 255, 255, .75)",
"track_played": "rgba(255, 255, 255, .95)",
"track_unplayed": "rgba(255, 255, 255, .1)",
# Upload a logo for your player and add a link the user navigates to when they click your logo.
import apivideo
from apivideo.apis import PlayerThemesApi
from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException
api_key = "your api key here"
client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key)
# If you'd rather use the sandbox environment:
# client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False)
client.connect()
player_api = PlayerThemesApi(client)
# Add the file you want to use as a logo.
# It must be no bigger than h: 100px, w: 200px, no larger than 200KB.
file = open("image2.jpg", "rb")
# Optionally, you can add a link that the player will send the viewer to if they click on
# your logo.
link = "https://google.com"
# ID for the player you want to add a logo to.
player_id = "your player ID here"
response = player_api.upload_logo(player_id, file, link)
print(response)
# Retrieve details about a player using the ID. import apivideo from apivideo.apis import PlayerThemesApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you'd rather use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() player_api = PlayerThemesApi(client) player_id = "your player ID here" response = player_api.get(player_id) print(response)
# List all players. import apivideo from apivideo.apis import PlayerThemesApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you'd rather use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() player_api = PlayerThemesApi(client) # Retrieve a list of all players response = player_api.list() print(response)
# Delete a player import apivideo from apivideo.apis import PlayerThemesApi from apivideo.exceptions import ApiAuthException api_key = "your api key here" client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key) # If you'd rather use the sandbox environment: # client = apivideo.AuthenticatedApiClient(api_key, production=False) client.connect() player_api = PlayerThemesApi(client) player_id = "your player ID here" response = player_api.delete(player_id) print(response)