chrome.cast. Session
Describes the state of a currently running Cast application. Normally, these objects should not be created by the client.
Constructor
Session
new Session(sessionId, appId, displayName, appImages, receiver)
Parameter |
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sessionId |
string The session identifier. |
appId |
string The receiver application identifier. |
displayName |
string The display name of the application. |
appImages |
Array of non-null chrome.cast.Image Images associated with the app. Value must not be null. |
receiver |
The receiver that is running the app. Value must not be null. |
Properties
appId
string
The identifier of the Cast application. Not for display.
appImages
non-null Array of non-null chrome.cast.Image
Array of images available describing the application.
displayName
string
The human-readable name of the Cast application, for example, "YouTube".
media
non-null Array of non-null chrome.cast.media.Media
The media that belong to this Cast session, including those loaded by other senders.
namespaces
non-null Array of {name: string}
A list of the namespaces supported by the receiver application.
receiver
non-null chrome.cast.Receiver
The receiver that is running the application.
senderApps
non-null Array of non-null chrome.cast.SenderApplication
The sender applications supported by the receiver application. This may be used to prompt the user to install or visit the sender application.
sessionId
string
Uniquely identifies this instance of the receiver application.
status
non-null chrome.cast.SessionStatus
Status of this Cast session to the receiver application.
statusText
nullable string
Descriptive text for the current application content, for example “My Wedding Slideshow”.
transportId
string
Identifier that uniquely describes this session for transport purposes. This is internal to communication channel.
Methods
addMediaListener
addMediaListener(listener)
Adds a listener that is invoked when a media session is created by another sender.
Parameter |
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listener |
function(non-null chrome.cast.media.Media) The listener to add. |
addMessageListener
addMessageListener(namespace, listener)
Adds a listener that is invoked when a message is received from the receiver application. The listener is invoked with the namespace as the first argument and the message as the second argument.
Parameter |
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namespace |
string The namespace to listen on, e.g. 'urn:x-cast:com.example.namespace'. |
listener |
function(string, string) The listener to add. |
addUpdateListener
addUpdateListener(listener)
Adds a listener that is invoked when the Session has changed. Changes to the following properties will trigger the listener: statusText, namespaces, status, and the volume of the receiver.
Listeners should check the listener function(boolean) The listener to add.status
property of the Session
to determine its connection status. The boolean parameter
isAlive
is deprecated in favor of the status
Session property. The isAlive
parameter is still passed in for
backwards compatibility, and is true unless status =
chrome.cast.SessionStatus.STOPPED
.
Parameter
getDialAppInfo
getDialAppInfo(successCallback, errorCallback)
Gets the DIAL app info.
Parameter |
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successCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.DialLaunchData) |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) |
leave
leave(successCallback, errorCallback)
Leaves (disconnects) from the running receiver application associated with the session.
Existing clients within the scope defined by this client's AutoJoinPolicy will be disconnected. Future clients will not automatically join the session that was left.
All disconnected clients will have their session update listeners called
with successCallback function() errorCallback function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) The possible errors are
TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and
EXTENSION_MISSING.isAlive = true
. Listeners should check the
status
property of the Session to determine its connection
status since isAlive
is deprecated. In this case,
status = chrome.cast.SessionStatus.DISCONNECTED
.
Parameter
loadMedia
loadMedia(loadRequest, successCallback, errorCallback)
Loads media into a running receiver application.
Parameter |
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loadRequest |
Request to load media. Value must not be null. |
successCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.media.Media) Invoked with the loaded Media on success. |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) Invoked on error. The possible errors are TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, INVALID_PARAMETER, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and EXTENSION_MISSING. |
queueLoad
queueLoad(queueLoadRequest, successCallback, errorCallback)
Loads and optionally starts playback of a new queue of media items into a running receiver application.
Parameter |
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queueLoadRequest |
chrome.cast.media.QueueLoadRequest Request to load a new queue of media items. Value must not be null. |
successCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.media.Media) Invoked with the loaded Media on success. |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) Invoked on error. The possible errors are TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, INVALID_PARAMETER, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and EXTENSION_MISSING. |
- Deprecated
- Use cast.framework.CastSession#loadMedia and provide the relevant chrome.cast.media.LoadRequest#queueData.
removeMediaListener
removeMediaListener(listener)
Removes a listener that was previously added with addMediaListener.
Parameter |
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listener |
function(non-null chrome.cast.media.Media) The listener to remove. |
removeMessageListener
removeMessageListener(namespace, listener)
Removes a previously added listener for messages.
Parameter |
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namespace |
string The namespace that is listened to, e.g. 'urn:x-cast:com.example.namespace'. |
listener |
function(string, string) The listener to remove. |
removeUpdateListener
removeUpdateListener(listener)
Removes a previously added listener for this Session.
Parameter |
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listener |
function(boolean) The listener to remove. |
sendMessage
sendMessage(namespace, message, successCallback, errorCallback)
Sends a message to the receiver application on the given namespace. The successCallback is invoked when the message has been submitted to the messaging channel. Delivery to the receiver application is best effort and not guaranteed.
Parameter |
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namespace |
string The namespace to send the message on, e.g. 'urn:x-cast:com.example.namespace'. |
message |
(non-null Object or string) |
successCallback |
function() Invoked when the message has been sent. |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) Invoked on error. The possible errors are TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, INVALID_PARAMETER, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and EXTENSION_MISSING. |
setReceiverMuted
setReceiverMuted(muted, successCallback, errorCallback)
Sets the receiver volume.
Parameter |
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muted |
boolean The new muted status. |
successCallback |
function() |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) The possible errors are TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, INVALID_PARAMETER, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and EXTENSION_MISSING. |
setReceiverVolumeLevel
setReceiverVolumeLevel(newLevel, successCallback, errorCallback)
Sets the receiver volume.
Parameter |
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newLevel |
number The new volume level between 0.0 and 1.0. |
successCallback |
function() |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) The possible errors are TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, INVALID_PARAMETER, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and EXTENSION_MISSING. |
stop
stop(successCallback, errorCallback)
Stops the running receiver application associated with the session.
Parameter |
|
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successCallback |
function() |
errorCallback |
function(non-null chrome.cast.Error) The possible errors are TIMEOUT, API_NOT_INITIALIZED, CHANNEL_ERROR, SESSION_ERROR, and EXTENSION_MISSING. |