VISWOO DOCUMENTATION

Screen bridge

The bridge the screen view uses to talk to the player (`viswoo-player.js`; inlined when packing).

The bridge the screen view uses to talk to the player (viswoo-player.js; inlined when packing).

window.Viswoo.player: Every method returns a Promise. On an old player the bridge does not answer (timeout).

Methods

Method	Permission	Description
`Viswoo.player.context(): Promise<PlayerContext>`	—	Screen, language, settings, touch and public page address.
`Viswoo.player.hold(seconds: number): Promise<void>`	—	Extends the item (e.g. when someone touches it); at most MAX_HOLD_SECONDS (120). Calling again renews it.
`Viswoo.player.done(): Promise<void>`	—	Ends the item; the player moves on to the next one.
`Viswoo.player.call<T = unknown>(action: string, payload?: unknown): Promise<T>`	depends on the action	Server action: built-in draw (draw permission), codes.issue (codes permission) or an action forwarded to the plugin server (server permission).
`Viswoo.player.report(name: string, count?: number): Promise<void>`	`events`	Event counter; the player sends in batches and keeps them while offline.

Context of the screen view.

Field	Type	Description
`code`	`string`
`version`	`string`
`language`	`'tr' \| 'en'`	Screen language (the customer language).
`screen`	`{ id: string; name: string; orientation: 'landscape' \| 'portrait' }`
`settings`	`Record<string, unknown>`	The customer plugin settings; server-only fields are removed.
`touch`	`boolean`	True when the shell reports a touch screen (may be unverified).
`duration`	`number`	Planned duration of the item, in seconds.
`publicUrl`	`string \| null`	Address of the public page (public permission), shown as a QR code. Otherwise null.