Error Handling Mechanism#

player = playerjs.createLivePlayer({ ...yourConfig });
interface ErrorInfo{
    info: {
        devId: String,
        code: Number,
        errorType: String,
        subErrorType: String,
        ...
    }
}
// For v2.x versions, use it as follows:
player.hooks.onError.tap('error', (errorInfo: ErrorInfo, player: playerInstance) => {
     const { errorType, subErrorType，description, info } = errorInfo;
     // If the business layer needs to provide an error prompt, for example, "Device offline".
     // If the project does not require internationalization, you can handle it as follows:
     console.error(errorType, ': ', description); // NETWORK_ERROR: Device offline.
     // If the project uses internationalization, such as i18n, you can handle it as follows:
     // Note: You need to add entries for errorType and subErrorType in the project first.
     const { NETWORK_ERROR, DEVICE_OFFLINE } = stPlayer.errorCode.sdkErrorCode;
     if (errorType == NETWORK_ERROR && subErrorType == DEVICE_OFFLINE) {
         // i18n needs to add entries.
         console.error(i18n('NETWORK_ERROR'), ': ', i18n('H5_SDK_DEVICE_OFFLINE'));
     }
     // If it's a channel-level error, you can handle it as follows:
     if (info.level === 2) {
         // If the error message requires Chinese prompts, you can replace subErrorType with description.
         console.error(`An error occurred on channel ${info.deviceInfos[0].channel}: `, subErrorType);
     }
});