fix(player): Resolve race condition on initialization#5
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The previous implementation of the `InteractiveVideo` component was susceptible to a race condition where the `IVLabsPlayer` could be initialized before the container element was available in the DOM. This would cause the player to fail to load. This commit resolves the issue by wrapping the player initialization in a `setTimeout` with a delay of 0. This ensures that the player is only initialized after the current event loop has completed and the container element is available. Additionally, this commit: - Adds the `@vitejs/plugin-react` dependency to support React in Vite. - Updates the Vitest configuration to include the React plugin. - Refactors the event listener registration to be more robust.
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The previous implementation of the
InteractiveVideocomponent was susceptible to a race condition where theIVLabsPlayercould be initialized before the container element was available in the DOM. This would cause the player to fail to load.This commit resolves the issue by wrapping the player initialization in a
setTimeoutwith a delay of 0. This ensures that the player is only initialized after the current event loop has completed and the container element is available.Additionally, this commit:
@vitejs/plugin-reactdependency to support React in Vite.