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Learn how to add the BeyondWords Player using the embed script

Add the script in your web app: 
You will need to replace the project ID and content ID with your projectId and contentId. You can use any of the following properties in conjunction with the projectId to initialize the player:
<script async defer src="https://proxy.beyondwords.io/npm/@beyondwords/player@latest/dist/umd.js"
    onload="new BeyondWords.Player({
        target: this,
        projectId: <ID>,
        contentId: '<ID>'
    })">
</script>
You can use any of the following properties in conjunction with the projectId to initialize the player:
contentId
Unique UUID string for the audio content. 
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You can also pass the previous integer audio id as a string for users migrating across from the legacy API.
sourceId
The externally-provided source identifier for a content item. 
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For instance, this could be the id of the content in your CMS that you submitted to the source_id property when you generated the audio using the API or the <guid> from an <item> if you generated the audio using the RSS Feed Importer or the post id if you generated the audio using the WordPress Plugin etc.
sourceUrl
The URL that contains the source content.
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For instance, this could be the public URL of the content that you submitted to the source_url property when you generated the audio using the API or the <link> from an <item> if you generated the audio using the RSS Feed Importer or the post url if you generated the audio using the WordPress Plugin.
playlistId
The unique id for a playlist that you created in the dashboard or through the API.

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`contentId`	Unique UUID string for the audio content. You can also pass the previous integer audio `id` as a string for users migrating across from the legacy API.
`sourceId`	The externally-provided source identifier for a content item. For instance, this could be the id of the content in your CMS that you submitted to the `source_id` property when you generated the audio using the API or the `<guid>` from an `<item>` if you generated the audio using the RSS Feed Importer or the post id if you generated the audio using the WordPress Plugin etc.
`sourceUrl`	The URL that contains the source content. For instance, this could be the public URL of the content that you submitted to the `source_url` property when you generated the audio using the API or the `<link>` from an `<item>` if you generated the audio using the RSS Feed Importer or the post url if you generated the audio using the WordPress Plugin.
`playlistId`	The unique id for a playlist that you created in the dashboard or through the API.