Tauri platform for Air video

This repository is the Tauri platform implementation for @get-air/video, not a separate player. It publishes both halves of the tauri backend:

createTauriVideoClient() returns the regular @get-air/video client with the Tauri backend installed. The DOM still owns layout, controls, and overlays.

Platform support

Native frames never cross JavaScript or the WebView. Containers, codecs, DRM, HDR, and UHD limits depend on the selected engine and target hardware.

All engines provide playback, seeking, volume, tracks, custom headers, and telemetry. Crop-to-cover and zoom require Android or Linux mpv; playback-rate changes and frame-accurate seeking are not currently supported.

Install

npm install @get-air/video @get-air/video-tauri

[dependencies]
tauri-plugin-video = "0.2"

tauri::Builder::default()
    .plugin(tauri_plugin_video::init())
    .run(tauri::generate_context!())?;

Add video:default to the Tauri capability used by your window.

Linux uses GStreamer by default. To make mpv selectable:

tauri-plugin-video = { version = "0.2", features = ["gstreamer-runtime", "mpv-runtime"] }

Use

import { createTauriVideoClient } from '@get-air/video-tauri'

const video = createTauriVideoClient()

const player = await video.attach(document.querySelector('video')!, {
  source: movieUrl,
  backend: 'tauri',
  backendOptions: {
    tauri: { engine: 'gstreamer' },
  },
})

await player.play()

Omit engine to use the platform default: Media3 on Android and GStreamer on desktop builds that include it.

Core integrations

All @get-air/video integrations can use the installed Tauri backend:

Keep importing the framework helpers from @get-air/video/*; only the client or Effect layer comes from the Tauri adapter. Canvas, SolidTV, and Blits also need the transparent aperture shown in the examples.

Compatibility

@get-air/video-tauri and tauri-plugin-video must use the same version.

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