Plyr video player: How to expose/access multiple players?











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I'm using the Plyr video player plugin.



Setting up a player for a single video is straightforward and works well:



$(document).ready(function() {
var player_singleVideo = new Plyr("#singleVideo", {
// Options
controls:
});
// Expose player
window.player_singleVideo = player_singleVideo;
});


After that, I can access it with the plugin's API via the the player's variable, like so:



player_singleVideo.play()


Now I would like to set up & access multiple players, using a string selector. The setting up remains as easy as before:



var players_multiple = Plyr.setup('.video_sample');


But I am stuck at finding out how to access the players this creates with the API. Checking the variable used in the setup returns an array containing the players (I assume), but that is as far as I get:



console output when checking multiple players array



Would really appreciate if someone could explain to me how I can make these players accessible and use the API on them.










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    I'm using the Plyr video player plugin.



    Setting up a player for a single video is straightforward and works well:



    $(document).ready(function() {
    var player_singleVideo = new Plyr("#singleVideo", {
    // Options
    controls:
    });
    // Expose player
    window.player_singleVideo = player_singleVideo;
    });


    After that, I can access it with the plugin's API via the the player's variable, like so:



    player_singleVideo.play()


    Now I would like to set up & access multiple players, using a string selector. The setting up remains as easy as before:



    var players_multiple = Plyr.setup('.video_sample');


    But I am stuck at finding out how to access the players this creates with the API. Checking the variable used in the setup returns an array containing the players (I assume), but that is as far as I get:



    console output when checking multiple players array



    Would really appreciate if someone could explain to me how I can make these players accessible and use the API on them.










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      I'm using the Plyr video player plugin.



      Setting up a player for a single video is straightforward and works well:



      $(document).ready(function() {
      var player_singleVideo = new Plyr("#singleVideo", {
      // Options
      controls:
      });
      // Expose player
      window.player_singleVideo = player_singleVideo;
      });


      After that, I can access it with the plugin's API via the the player's variable, like so:



      player_singleVideo.play()


      Now I would like to set up & access multiple players, using a string selector. The setting up remains as easy as before:



      var players_multiple = Plyr.setup('.video_sample');


      But I am stuck at finding out how to access the players this creates with the API. Checking the variable used in the setup returns an array containing the players (I assume), but that is as far as I get:



      console output when checking multiple players array



      Would really appreciate if someone could explain to me how I can make these players accessible and use the API on them.










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      I'm using the Plyr video player plugin.



      Setting up a player for a single video is straightforward and works well:



      $(document).ready(function() {
      var player_singleVideo = new Plyr("#singleVideo", {
      // Options
      controls:
      });
      // Expose player
      window.player_singleVideo = player_singleVideo;
      });


      After that, I can access it with the plugin's API via the the player's variable, like so:



      player_singleVideo.play()


      Now I would like to set up & access multiple players, using a string selector. The setting up remains as easy as before:



      var players_multiple = Plyr.setup('.video_sample');


      But I am stuck at finding out how to access the players this creates with the API. Checking the variable used in the setup returns an array containing the players (I assume), but that is as far as I get:



      console output when checking multiple players array



      Would really appreciate if someone could explain to me how I can make these players accessible and use the API on them.







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