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Vendor nativephp
Package mobile-media-player
Short Description Media player plugin for NativePHP Mobile - shared audio/video playback, full-screen presentation, and a video-player element
License MIT

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Media Player Plugin for NativePHP Mobile

Audio/video playback for NativePHP Mobile: a shared background player driven from PHP, a full-screen system player, and an inline <video-player> element for native (Edge) views.

Overview

The plugin provides three ways to play media:

Shared player — MediaPlayer::play() plays audio or video sources app-wide (AVPlayer on iOS, MediaPlayer on Android) with pause/resume/seek/volume control from PHP.
Full-screen presentation — MediaPlayer::present() opens the system player UI (AVPlayerViewController on iOS, a dedicated full-screen activity on Android); the user dismisses it natively.
Inline <video-player> element — a video surface for native UI views, rendered as SwiftUI VideoPlayer (AVKit) on iOS and a VideoView inside Compose on Android.

Installation

Don't forget to register the plugin:

Usage

Shared player (PHP)

play() and present() return false when the source can't be started (or when running outside the native runtime).

Full-screen system player

Inline video in native views

Attributes:

Attribute	Default	Description
`src`	—	File path or URL
`controls`	`true`	Show native transport chrome
`autoplay`	`false`	Start playback on mount
`loop`	`false`	Restart when playback ends
`muted`	`false`	Start muted

Sizing follows the element's layout props (width/height/aspect classes), like Image.

With controls=false you get a bare video surface — overlay your own Element UI and drive playback through the MediaPlayer facade:

Building the element from PHP

Events

`PlaybackEnded`

Fired when the shared player reaches the end of the source.

Payload: string $source

`PlaybackError`

Fired when the shared player fails to load or play a source.

Payload: string $source, string $message

Status values

MediaPlayer::getStatus()['state'] is one of: idle, playing, paused.

Testing

The plugin extends the NativePHP testing suite with playback-specific helpers, so your app tests can fake and assert media activity without knowing any bridge internals:

Helpers

withPlaybackStatus(string $state = 'playing', float $position = 0.0, float $duration = 0.0, ?string $source = null) — script the status getStatus() reports. $state is one of idle, playing, paused.
assertPlayed(?string $source = null) — assert playback was started, or exactly $source (a path or URL) when given.
assertPaused() — assert playback was paused.
assertStopped() — assert playback was stopped and the player released.
assertSeeked(?float $to = null) — assert a seek happened, or to exactly $to seconds when given.
assertNothingPlayed() — assert no playback was started.

The helpers are available on Native::fakeBridge() and chain directly off Native::test(...). They register automatically while running tests (requires a core with a macroable FakeBridge; on older cores they simply don't register).

Platform Support

iOS: 16.0+ (AVPlayer / AVKit)
Android: API 26+ (MediaPlayer / Media3 UI)

Notes

One shared player: calling play() replaces whatever is currently playing.
Remote URLs require network access; local paths must be readable by the app (e.g. storage_path() or bundled assets).
No runtime permissions are required.

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Requires php Version ^8.2
nativephp/mobile Version ^3.0 || ^4.0

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