AdaptiveProvider
Context provider that manages the adaptive lighting system for all cinematic components.
Basic Usage
Wrap your app or component tree with AdaptiveProvider to enable cinematic lighting effects. All CinematicVideo, CinematicImage, and CinematicCard components must be descendants of this provider.
import { AdaptiveProvider, CinematicVideo } from "react-cinematic-lighting";
export default function App() {
return (
<AdaptiveProvider>
<CinematicVideo src="video.mp4" preset="youtube" />
</AdaptiveProvider>
);
}Debug Mode
Enable debug logging to see color extraction events, performance metrics, and system status in the console. Useful for development and troubleshooting.
import { AdaptiveProvider } from "react-cinematic-lighting";
export default function App() {
return (
<AdaptiveProvider debug={true}>
{/* Your app content */}
{/* Debug logs will appear in console */}
</AdaptiveProvider>
);
}Multiple Components
A single AdaptiveProvider can manage multiple cinematic components simultaneously. Each component operates independently with its own color extraction and effects.
import { AdaptiveProvider, CinematicVideo } from "react-cinematic-lighting";
export default function App() {
return (
<AdaptiveProvider>
<Header />
<main>
<CinematicVideo src="video1.mp4" preset="youtube" />
<CinematicVideo src="video2.mp4" preset="netflix" />
<CinematicVideo src="video3.mp4" preset="spotify" />
</main>
<Footer />
</AdaptiveProvider>
);
}Props
childrenReact.ReactNoderequiredYour app content that will have access to the adaptive lighting context
debugbooleanoptionalEnable debug logging in the console. Default: false
Important Notes
Provider Requirement
All cinematic components (CinematicVideo, CinematicImage, CinematicCard) and hooks (useAdaptiveItem, useAdaptiveController) must be used within an AdaptiveProvider. Using them outside the provider will result in an error.
Single Provider
You only need one AdaptiveProvider at the root of your app. Avoid nesting multiple providers as it can cause unexpected behavior and performance issues.