H5P-Nodejs-library

The H5P-Nodejs-library is a port of the H5P-PHP-library for Nodejs. Please note that this project is in an experimental stage. If you have questions or want to contribute, feel free to open issues or pull requests.

This package provides a framework-agnostic function that returns a promise, which resolves to a string. The string is the equivalent to what the H5P-PHP-library would generate and can be integrated via iframe. You will also have to serve the H5P-Core-files.

Quickstart

This will show you the very basics on how to use this library. For more detailed information and integration-options see the interface-section below.

1. Provide H5P-Core files and libraries

See the example integration for express how to integrate it with express.

You have to provide the H5P-Core and library-files. To do so

1. download the H5P folder and place it in your project.
2. Add a route thats serves the H5P-Folder content. (See the express-example)

2. Use the H5P-Nodejs-library

2.1 Require the H5P-Nodejs-Library

const H5P = require('h5p-nodejs-library');

2.1 Provide a library loader.

A H5P-Library is a folder that contains a library.json and the corresponding js/css files. H5P-Libraries can usualy be found in the root folder of a .h5p-file. The library loader is a function that loads the library.json of a specific H5P-library. The easiest way would be a function that uses nodejs-require for loading the library.json within a H5P-Library. The library-loader takes three arguments:

1. machineName: string - the folder name in which the library can be found
2. majorVersion: number
3. minorVersion: number

For example:

const libraryLoader = (
    machineName: string,
    majorVersion: number,
    minorVersion: number
) => {
    return require(`/the_path_to_your_libraries/${machineName}-${majorVersion}.${minorVersion}/library.json`);
};

const h5p = new H5P(libraryLoader);

or see the express-example

2.2 Provide the H5P- and Content-Object and use the renderer

You have to provide a H5P-Object and a Content-Object. The H5P-Object can be found in the root folder of a .h5p-file. The Content-Object can be found the the /content folder of a .h5p-file.

Use the .render-method of the H5P-Nodejs-Library, which generates a H5P Page that can be embedded via iframe.

const h5pObject = require(`test/h5p.json`);
const contentObject = require(`test/content/content.json`);
h5p.render('test', contentObject, h5pObject).then(h5pPage =>
    send(h5pPage);
);

Adapters

We will provide adapters for express and meteor in the future. If you would like to see another adapter, please make a issue.

Interface

interface H5P(
    libraryLoader: (machineName: string, majorVersion: number, minorVersion: number) => LibraryJSON,
    urls?: {
        baseUrL: string;
        libraryUrl: string;
        stylesUrl: string;
        scriptUrl: string;
    },
    integration?: object,
    content?: object,
    customScripts?: string
})

libraryLoader

A H5P-Library is a folder that contains a library.json and the corresponding js/css files. H5P-Libraries can usualy be found in the root folder of a .h5p-file. The library loader is a function that loads the library.json of a specific H5P-library. The easiest way would be a function that uses nodejs-require for loading the library.json within a H5P-Library. The library-loader takes three arguments:

1. machineName: string - the folder name in which the library can be found
2. majorVersion: number
3. minorVersion: number

For example:

const libraryLoader = (
    machineName: string,
    majorVersion: number,
    minorVersion: number
) => {
    return require(`/the_path_to_your_libraries/${machineName}-${majorVersion}.${minorVersion}/library.json`);
};

URLs (optional)

The URLs-object can be used to configure the location of your libraries, scripts and styles.

const urls = {
    baseUrl: '/h5p', // your base URL - used in the integration object
    libraryUrl: `/h5p/libraries`, // URL where your libraries can be found
    stylesUrl: `/h5p/core/styles`, // URL where the core styles can be found
    scriptUrl: `/h5p/core/js` // URL where the core scripts can be found
};

Integration (optional)

An object that is used as the H5PIntegration-object. (See https://h5p.org/creating-your-own-h5p-plugin for more information.) It is merged with a default integration object via Object.assign().

Content (optional)

An object that is used as the H5PIntegration.contents['cid-contentId']-object (See https://h5p.org/creating-your-own-h5p-plugin for more information.) It is merged with a default integration object via Object.assign().

customScripts (optional)

customScripts can be inserted as a string and are injected behind the H5PIntegration-definition-script in the template. These scripts can be used to furhter load information.

Development & Testing

Prerequisites

Make sure you have git, node, and npm installed.

Installing

$ git clone https://github.com/Lumieducation/h5p-nodejs-library
$ cd h5p-nodejs-library
$ npm install
$ npm start

Usage

Open http://localhost:8080 in your browser. You will see a list of examples. By clicking on an example you download the corresponding .h5p-file and render it in the browser. See express-example for the implementation.

Tests

Unit Tests

To run the unit tests with jest run

npm run test

Content Tests

To run the integration test, simply use

npm run test:content

This command will do the following:

1. download all H5P-Examples specified in the examples/examples.json.
2. start a local webserver on port 8080
3. start a chromium instance via puppeteer
4. checks every example if it throws errors when openend in a browser

Contributing

Lumi tries to improve education wherever it is possible by providing a software that connects teachers with their students. Every help is appreciated and welcome. Feel free to create pull requests. h5p-nodejs-library has adopted the code of conduct defined by the Contributor Covenant. It can be read in full here.

Get in touch

Slack or [email protected].

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE v3 License - see the LICENSE file for details