onUpdateStatus gets called with bad params

[mr-tichyt]

The onUpdateStatus of IMediaNotifier interface...

    /**
     * @param {PlaybackStatus} status
     * @param options
     */
     onUpdateStatus(status: PlaybackStatus, options: any): void;

...should be called with first argument as PlaybackStatus described like this:

export declare class PlaybackStatus {
    state: EnumMediaStatus;
    volume: number;
    mute: boolean;
    position: number;
    duration: number;
    /**
     * @constructor
     * @param {EnumMediaStatus} state - Media Status
     * @param {number} volume - Audio volume
     * @param {boolean} mute - Mute OnOff Value
     * @param {number} position - Current Position
     * @param {number} duration - Duration
     */
    constructor(state: EnumMediaStatus, volume: number, mute: boolean, position: number, duration: number);
}

Sometimes it gets the EnumMediaStatus instead:

/**
 * Media Status Enum
 */
export declare enum EnumMediaStatus {
    IDLE = "idle",
    BUFFERING = "buffering",
    PLAYING = "playing",
    PAUSED = "paused",
    STOPPED = "stopped",
    CANCELLED = "cancelled",
    ERROR = "error",
}

It happens here (media.ts:204):

// Dispatch Event If Needed
    if (previousStatus !== this.mediaElement.status) {
      this.mediaChannel.onUpdateStatus(this.mediaElement.status);
    } else if (
      this.updateFrequency !== 0 &&
      newUpdate > this.lastUpdate + this.updateFrequency * 1000
    ) {
      this.lastUpdate = newUpdate;
      this.mediaChannel.onUpdateStatus(this.getPlaybackStatus());
    }

Thank you,
Tomas

[sebdurand]

hi Tomas,
could I see the JS implementation of this SDK part? I do not identify the origin of the problem with only these elements.

[mr-tichyt]

Hello Sebastien,

I am not sure what do you need. The problem is in media.ts:204, as I wrote and it is about two different types being sent to that event handler. One time it is string (EnumMediaStatus), other time object (PlaybackStatus). It should always be the PlaybackStatus object.

Regards, Tomas