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jwplayer/ott-web-app: Reference implementation for JWP-powered apps

The JW OTT Webapp is an open-source, dynamically generated video website built around JW Player and JW Platform services. It enables you to easily publish your JW Player-hosted video content with no coding and minimal configuration.

Examples of JW OTT Webapp in action:

• Free Content + Live + EPG
• Ad-based Monetization
• Subscription-based Monetization
• Authentication-based Access
• Right Rail Page Layout (Inline Player)

Examples built using the JW OTT Webapp

• Configure JW OTT Webapp
• Configure Translations
• Contributing Guidelines
• Frameworks, SDKs and Libraries
• Backend Services
• Developer Guidelines
• Workspaces

• Works with any JW Player edition, from Free to Enterprise (note that usage will count against your monthly JW streaming limits). Only cloud-hosted JW Players are supported.
• It looks great on any device. The responsive UI automatically optimizes itself for desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.
• Populates your site's media content using JSON feeds. If you are using JW Platform, this happens auto-magically based on playlists that you specify. Using feeds from other sources will require you to hack the source code.
• Video titles, descriptions and hero images are populated from JW Platform JSON feed metadata.
• Playback of HLS video content from the JW Platform CDN. You can add external URLs (for example, URLS from your own server or CDN) to your playlists in the Content section of your JW Player account dashboard, but they must be HLS streams (.m3u8 files).
• Support for live video streams (must be registered as external .m3u8 URLs in your JW Dashboard).
• Customize the user interface with your own branding. The default app is configured for JW Player branding and content, but you can easily change this to use your own assets by modifying the config.json file. Advanced customization is possible (for example, editing the CSS files), but you will need to modify the source code and build from source.
• Site-wide video search and related video recommendations powered by JW Recommendations.
• Basic playback analytics is reported to your JW Dashboard.
• Ad integrations (VAST, VPAID, GoogleIMA, etc.). These features require a JW Player Ads Edition license. For more information, see the JW Player pricing page.
• A "Favorites" feature for users to save videos for watching later. A separate list for "Continue Watching" is also kept so users can resume watching videos from where they left off. The lists are per-browser at this time (i.e., lists do not sync across user's browsers or devices). The "Continue Watching" list can be disabled in your JW OTT Webapp's config.json file.
• A grid view for a particular playlist of videos, with the ability to deep-link to the playlist through a static URL.
• Social sharing options using the device native sharing dialog.
• 24x7 live channel(s) screen with Electronic Programming Guide (EPG) view.

• Self-hosted JW Players

The easiest way to get the OTT Web App running on your machine, use the following commands:

These commands will install all dependencies and start a dev server serving the web app. Read the full documentation for more information about the web app.

To report bugs and feature requests, or request help using JW OTT Webapp, use this repository's Issues page.

This project is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See LICENSE.txt for more details.

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