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Full-Stack React Projects

You're reading from   Full-Stack React Projects Modern web development using React 16, Node, Express, and MongoDB

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788835534
Length 470 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Shama Hoque Shama Hoque
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Preface 1. Unleashing React Applications with MERN FREE CHAPTER 2. Preparing the Development Environment 3. Building a Backend with MongoDB, Express, and Node 4. Adding a React Frontend to Complete MERN 5. Starting with a Simple Social Media Application 6. Exercising New MERN Skills with an Online Marketplace 7. Extending the Marketplace for Orders and Payments 8. Building a Media Streaming Application 9. Customizing the Media Player and Improving SEO 10. Developing a Web-Based VR Game 11. Making the VR Game Dynamic Using MERN 12. Following Best Practices and Developing MERN Further 13. Other Books You May Enjoy

Autoplaying related media


We will complete the autoplay functionality discussed earlier by adding a toggle in PlayMedia, and implementing the handleAutoplay method, which needs to be called when a video ends, in the MediaPlayer component.

Toggling autoplay

Besides letting the user set autoplay, the toggle will also indicate whether it is currently set or not:

For the autoplay toggle, we will use a Material-UISwitch component along with a FormControlLabel, and add it to the PlayMedia component over the RelatedMedia component to be rendered only when there are media in the related media list.

mern-mediastream/client/media/PlayMedia.js:

<FormControlLabel 
    control={
            <Switch
              checked={this.state.autoPlay}
              onChange={this.handleChange}
              color="primary"
            />
          }
    label={this.state.autoPlay? 'Autoplay ON':'Autoplay OFF'}
/>

To handle the change to the toggle and reflect it in the state's autoplay value, we will use...

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