Set max height for storyboards depending on window width#4933
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to avoid messing with the video player internals for storyboards
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Testing cases still the same after latest commit? |
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They have a slightly different order now (and there are less of them). I just updated it |
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Set max height for storyboards depending on window width
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The current implementation picks the largest storyboard possible. However, the size of these storyboards can end up being a bit unwieldy especially on small displays. This PR addresses this by setting the storyboards to a max height of 90px when the screen is narrow
<=500px.Screenshots
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500pxLocal APIis your backend preferenceDesktop
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I had considered simply setting the max-height to 90px without a resize listener (since that is already used as the max height for invidious storyboards). That might be a valid option. I'm not a big fan of storing the callback in thedata. I would love a way to easily bind an anonymous function to the windowresizethat I can clean up later if anyone can think of one. I would simply define it as a method, but it requires data from theresultobject which is only in scope within thegetVideoInformationLocalfunction. That is why I used a method which returns a callback instead of a method as a callback.This context is no longer relevant.