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audic

v3.0.2

Published

Play some audio.

Downloads

329

Readme

audic

Play some audio.

Install

npm install audic

Usage

import {playAudioFile} from 'audic';

await playAudioFile('audio.mp3');
import Audic from 'audic';

const audic = new Audic('audio.mp3');

await audic.play();

audic.addEventListener('ended', () => {
	audic.destroy();
});

API

playAudioFile(src)

Convenience function that plays an audio file. Returns a promise that resolves when playback has completed.

Audic(src)

audic.play()

Play the audio if it is not already playing.

audic.pause()

Pause the audio if it not already paused.

audic.destroy()

Destroy the player instance.

audic.src

Type: string

The path to the file that is being played.

audic.volume

Type: number

The volume of the audio as a decimal between 0 and 1.

audic.currentTime

Type: number

The current playing time of the audio.

audic.duration

Type: number

The duration of the audio.

audic.loop

Type: boolean
Default: false

Whether audio playback is looped.

audic.playing

Type: boolean

Whether the audio is currently playing.

Events

These events from the Web Audio API are also emitted by Audic:

  • timeupdate - When currentTime changes
  • ended - When the current song has finished playing
  • playing - When playing is set to true
  • pause - When playback is paused
  • volumechange - When the volume is changed
  • canplay - When the audio is ready to start playing
  • canplaythrough - When the audio is ready to play through to the end
  • seeking - When an audio seek has been initiated
  • seeked - When an audio seek has completed
  • play - When audio playback is started or restarted