brgndy-react-metronome
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metronome library component for react
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brgndy-react-metronome
React Metronome Library Component
installing
npm install brgndy-react-metronome
Usage
Import components
import { Metronome } from 'brgndy-react-metronome';
export default function Component() {
return (
<Metronome>
<Metronome.BPMInput />
<Metronome.Button />
</Metronome>
);
}
Metronome Props
| Name | Datatype | Default | Description | | ------------ | ----------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | minBpm | number or undefined | 1 | Sets the minimum BPM (Beats Per Minute) for the metronome. The default value is 1. | | maxBpm | number or undefined | 300 | Sets the maximum BPM for the metronome. The default value is 300. | | autoPlay | boolean or undefined | false | Determines whether the metronome should automatically start playing when the component is mounted. The default value is false. | | onEndCount | () => void or undefined | () => {} | Callback function that is called when the metronome reaches the last beat. The default value is an empty function. | | maxBeatCount | number or undefined | 4 | Sets the maximum number of beats per measure. For example, setting it to 4 means the metronome operates in 4/4 time. The default value is 4. |
Explanation
- minBpm
Defines the minimum BPM that the metronome can be set to. This ensures that the BPM is not set to an excessively low value.
- maxBpm
Defines the maximum BPM that the metronome can be set to, preventing it from being set too high.
- autoPlay
When this prop is set to true, the metronome will automatically start playing as soon as the component is rendered, eliminating the need for manual intervention.
- onEndCount
This callback function is executed when the metronome reaches the maxBeatCount. It allows you to perform specific actions when the metronome finishes a measure.
- maxBeatCount
Determines the number of beats in each measure. For example, setting it to 4 makes the metronome operate in 4/4 time, while setting it to 3 would mean 3/4 time.
Metronome Input Component Props
| Name | Datatype | Default | Description | | --------- | ------------------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | | type | number or range | number | The style you want to apply BPM style. Can choose number or range | | className | string or undefined | "" | className you want to apply that component. |
Metronome Button Component Props
| Name | Datatype | Default | Description | | ----------- | ------------------- | -------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | buttonTexts | [string, string] | ["재생", "일시정지"] | texts you want to insert. if the metronome is playing, component shows buttonTexts[1]. and if the metronome is not playing, component shows buttonTexts[0] | | className | string or undefined | "" | className you want to apply that component. |
Author
- brgndyy github
License
it's MIT License