Live Stream Video Component（Web Desktop Browser）

Last updated:2025-10-24 15:33:37

Live Stream Video Component（Web Desktop Browser）

Last updated: 2025-10-24 15:33:37

This document provides a detailed introduction to the live stream video component (LiveView). You can refer to the sample code in this document to integrate our pre-developed components into your existing project, or customize the style and layout according to your needs by following the component customization section in the document.
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Core Features
Feature Category
Specific Capacity
Smart stream switchover
LiveView can switch stream types automatically based on the current user's identity (audience or host).
Audience mode: The component plays ultra-low-latency video streams to ensure smooth viewing for millions of audience members while drastically reducing traffic costs.
Connected mode: The component automatically switches to TRTC streaming, providing millisecond-level ultra-low latency to ensure real-time, clear interaction experience between connected users.
Customizable UI
To meet diverse business scenarios, LiveView provides custom UI slots, enabling full control over the co-broadcasting user's video stream area. You can rewrite the UI display, flexibly define the user's avatar, nickname, status, and other information, and easily create a unique visual experience that matches your brand style.
Component Integration
Step 1: Configuring the Environment and Activating the Service
Before quick integration, you need to refer to preparations, meet the related environment configuration and activate the corresponding service.
Step 2: Dependency Installation
npm
pnpm
yarn
npm install tuikit-atomicx-vue3 @tencentcloud/uikit-base-component-vue3 --save
pnpm add tuikit-atomicx-vue3 @tencentcloud/uikit-base-component-vue3
yarn add tuikit-atomicx-vue3 @tencentcloud/uikit-base-component-vue3
Step 3: Joining the Live Room and Performing Voice Chat
Introduce and use LiveView in your project. Copy the following example code directly to your project to join the corresponding live streaming room for co-streaming.
<template>
  <UIKitProvider theme="dark" language="zh-CN">
    <div class="app">
      <LiveView />
    </div>
  </UIKitProvider>
</template>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import { onMounted } from 'vue';
import { UIKitProvider } from '@tencentcloud/uikit-base-component-vue3';
import { LiveView, useLoginState, useLiveState, useCoGuestState } from 'tuikit-atomicx-vue3';
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const { login } = useLoginState();
const { joinLive } = useLiveState();
const { sendCoGuestRequest } = useCoGuestState();
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async function initLogin() {
  try {
    await login({
      sdkAppId: 0,        // SDKAppID, see Step 1 to get
      userId: '',         // UserID, see Step 1 to get
      userSig: '',        // userSig, see Step 1 to get
    });
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('login error:', error);
  }
}
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onMounted(async () => {
  await initLogin();                    
  // After the audience enters the live room
  // LiveView starts VOD automatically with ultra-low latency
  await joinLive({
    liveId: 'existing live streaming room Id',   
  })
  // The client can join the live room by calling the corresponding method and switch mic as needed. 
  // After the audience successfully goes on mic, LiveView autoplays TRTC streaming.
  await sendCoGuestRequest();
});
</script>
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<style>.app {width: 100vw; height: 100vh; display: flex; justify-content: center; align-items: center}</style>
Component Customization
LiveView provides flexible component customization slots. These slots support adjusting the style and layout of elements like avatars, nicknames, and status based on your needs, and also allow customizing the video stream area UI for co-streaming. Below are usage examples for the slots.
Component Slot
Name
Parameter
Description
seatViewUI
seatInfo: SeatInfo
Display UI for custom seat
// Example of using the seatViewUI slot
<LiveView>
  <CustomSeatViewUI #seatViewUI></CustomSeatViewUI>
</LiveView>
1. SeatInfo defines the basic info and status of each seat in a live streaming room:
Parameter
Type
Required
Description
index
number
Required
The seat index number starts incrementing from 0, used to identify the seat position in the room.
isLocked
boolean
Required
Seat lock status: true means the seat is locked and other users cannot enter; false means the seat is open.
userInfo
SeatUserInfo
optional
User information of the current occupant in this seat. If the seat is empty, it is undefined.
region
RegionInfo
optional
Seat display area in the video canvas for multi-channel video layout
interface SeatInfo {
  index: number;           // Seat index
  isLocked: boolean;       // Whether the seat is locked
  userInfo?: SeatUserInfo; // User info on the seat (optional)
  region?: RegionInfo;     // Region info of the seat in the canvas (optional)
} 
2. SeatUserInfo defines the user details of each seat in a live streaming room:
Parameter
Type
Required
Description
roomId
string
Required
The unique identifier of the current live streaming room, used to distinguish different live streaming rooms
userId
string
Required
User's unique identifier must be unique in the entire system
userName
string
Required
The name displayed for users in live streams supports Chinese and English characters.
avatarUrl
string
Required
The complete URL address of the user profile photo, supporting HTTPS protocol
microphoneStatus
DeviceStatus
Required
Microphone status
microphoneStatusReason
DeviceStatusReason
Required
The cause for mic status change, to distinguish between user proactive operation and administrator operation
cameraStatus
DeviceStatus
Required
Camera status
cameraStatusReason
DeviceStatusReason
Required
The cause for camera status change, to distinguish between user proactive operation and administrator operation
interface SeatUserInfo {
  roomId: string;                    // Live streaming room ID
  userId: string;                    // Unique user ID
  userName: string;                  // User Display Name
  avatarUrl: string;                 // User Avatar URL
  microphoneStatus: DeviceStatus;    // Microphone Status
  allowOpenMicrophone: boolean;      // Whether to allow turning on microphone
  cameraStatus: DeviceStatus;        // Camera Status
  allowOpenCamera: boolean;          // Whether to allow turning on camera
}
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export type SeatUserInfo = {
  liveId: string;                                // Live streaming room ID
  userId: string;                                // Unique user ID
  userName: string;                              // User Display Name
  avatarUrl: string;                             // User Avatar URL
  microphoneStatus: DeviceStatus;                // Microphone Status
  microphoneStatusReason: DeviceStatusReason;    // Reason for the modification
  cameraStatus: DeviceStatus;                    // Camera Status
  cameraStatusReason: DeviceStatusReason;        // Reason for the modification
}
3. RegionInfo defines the display area and hierarchical information of the seat in the video canvas:
Parameter
Type
Required
Description
x
number
Required
X-coordinate of the region's top-left corner relative to the canvas (pixel value)
y
number
Required
Y-coordinate of the region's top-left corner relative to the canvas (pixel value)
w
number
Required
Width of the region (pixel value), must be greater than 0
h
number
Required
Height of the region (pixel value), must be greater than 0
zOrder
number
Required
Z-order, the larger the value, the more positioned towards the front, for processing display priority of overlap regions
interface RegionInfo {
  x: number;      // Top-left X-axis coordinate of the region
  y: number;      // Top-left Y-axis coordinate of the region
  w: number;      // Region width
  h: number;      // Region height
  zOrder: number; // Z-order
}
Custom Slot Example
To help you better experience and understand the customized capability of the LiveView component's seatViewUI slot, we provide a live streaming and mic connection scenario example for your reference. You can refer to the above Step 3 to incrementally copy the following code into your project to achieve a similar scenario effect.
<template>
  <LiveView>
    <template #seatViewUI="{ userInfo }">
      <div 
        class="live-stream-view"
        :class="{ 'is-anchor': isAnchor(userInfo), 'is-guest': !isAnchor(userInfo) }"
      >
        <!-- Video stream area -->
        <div class="video-area">
          <!-- The video stream will be rendered automatically -->
        </div>
        
        <!-- User information overlay -->
        <div class="user-overlay">
          <div class="user-badge" :class="{ 'anchor-badge': isAnchor(userInfo) }">
            {{ isAnchor(userInfo) ? 'Anchor' : 'Audience' }}
          </div>
          <div class="user-name">{{ userInfo.userName }}</div>
          <div class="device-status">
            <span :class="['mic', userInfo.microphoneStatus]"></span>
            <span :class="['camera', userInfo.cameraStatus]"></span>
          </div>
        </div>
      </div>
    </template>
  </LiveView>
</template>
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<script setup lang="ts">
import { LiveView } from 'tuikit-atomicx-vue3';
import type { SeatUserInfo } from 'tuikit-atomicx-vue3';
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// Determine whether it is an anchor (based on business logic)
const isAnchor = (userInfo: SeatUserInfo) => {
  // Here you can judge based on uid and role
  return userInfo.userId.includes('anchor') || userInfo.userName.includes('Anchor');
};
</script>
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<style scoped>.live-stream-view{position:relative;width:100%;height:100%;border-radius:8px;overflow:hidden}.live-stream-view.is-anchor{border:3px solid #ff6b35;box-shadow:0 0 20px rgba(255,107,53,.3)}.live-stream-view.is-guest{border:1px solid #ddd}.video-area{width:100%;height:100%;background:#000}.user-overlay{position:absolute;bottom:0;left:0;right:0;background:linear-gradient(transparent,rgba(0,0,0,.8));padding:10px;color:#fff}.user-badge{display:inline-block;padding:2px 8px;border-radius:10px;font-size:12px;margin-bottom:5px;background:#666}.anchor-badge{background:#ff6b35;color:#fff}.user-name{font-weight:700;margin-bottom:5px}.device-status span{margin-right:5px;opacity:.8}.device-status .camera.Off,.device-status .mic.Off{opacity:.3}</style>
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Feature Category	Specific Capacity
Smart stream switchover	LiveView can switch stream types automatically based on the current user's identity (audience or host). Audience mode: The component plays ultra-low-latency video streams to ensure smooth viewing for millions of audience members while drastically reducing traffic costs. Connected mode: The component automatically switches to TRTC streaming, providing millisecond-level ultra-low latency to ensure real-time, clear interaction experience between connected users.
Customizable UI	To meet diverse business scenarios, LiveView provides custom UI slots, enabling full control over the co-broadcasting user's video stream area. You can rewrite the UI display, flexibly define the user's avatar, nickname, status, and other information, and easily create a unique visual experience that matches your brand style.

Name	Parameter	Description
seatViewUI	seatInfo: SeatInfo	Display UI for custom seat

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
`index`	`number`	Required	The seat index number starts incrementing from 0, used to identify the seat position in the room.
`isLocked`	`boolean`	Required	Seat lock status: `true` means the seat is locked and other users cannot enter; `false` means the seat is open.
`userInfo`	`SeatUserInfo`	optional	User information of the current occupant in this seat. If the seat is empty, it is `undefined`.
`region`	`RegionInfo`	optional	Seat display area in the video canvas for multi-channel video layout

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Core Features

Component Integration

Step 1: Configuring the Environment and Activating the Service

Step 2: Dependency Installation

Step 3: Joining the Live Room and Performing Voice Chat

Component Customization

Component Slot

Custom Slot Example