# find the checksum of latest version using npm view <package>
video.js:
  version: 8.10.0
  shasum: 603a49909ef33f839264da8b73513f9daf592b57

videojs-contrib-quality-levels:
  version: 4.1.0
  shasum: 44c2d2167114a5c8418548b10a25cb409d6cba51

videojs-contrib-quality-menu:
  version: 1.0.3
  shasum: a15daff78170a332e5d1cd67601c82af2cd4c6da

videojs-markers:
  version: 1.0.1
  shasum: d7f8d804253fd587813271f8db308a22b9f7df34

videojs-mobile-ui:
  version: 1.1.1
  shasum: 6b5e75df36cf688906b3662070399b23da9e8e06

videojs-overlay:
  version: 3.1.0
  shasum: d57505d375eca952feeb36e5b33e0a130e3dc9e0

videojs-share:
  version: 3.2.1
  shasum: 0a3024b981387b9d21c058c829760a72c14b8ceb

videojs-vr:
  version: 2.0.0
  shasum: 3d86e3fececf7373cfb89b950ed6ab77ca783d2b

videojs-vtt-thumbnails:
  version: 0.0.13
  shasum: d1e7d47f4ed80bb52f5fc4f4bad4bfc871f5970f

# We're using iv-org's fork of videojs-quality-selector,
# which isn't published on NPM, and doesn't have any
# easy way of fetching the compiled variant.
#
# silvermine-videojs-quality-selector:
#   version: 1.1.2
#   shasum: 94033ff9ee52ba6da1263b97c9a74d5b3dfdf711


# Ditto. Although this extension contains the complied variant in its git repo, 
# it lacks any sort of versioning. As such, the script will ignore it.
#
# videojs-youtube-annotations:
#   github: https://github.com/afrmtbl/videojs-youtube-annotations