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kissfft-wasm

v2.0.1

Published

A WebAssembly version of KissFFT.

Downloads

27

Readme

Kiss FFT in WebAssembly

Build & Test NPM

Install

$ npm install kissfft-wasm

Note that you may want to copy the kissfft.wasm file explicitly during building process since most compilers/bundlers won't handle it by default.

Usage

  • Use APIs such as fft, ifft, etc. (See API)
  • For Complex input, note that (input[2i], input[2i+1]) are the real and imaginary part of the i+1-th number, respectively.
  • For Real input, use rfft, irfft, etc.
  • If using lower functions, remember to free every class you created after its usage.

Examples can be found in examples folder.

Develop

  • You need to have Emscripten installed before building this package.
  • Build the project by npm run build.

License

This package is open sourced under the MIT License.

The source code of kissfft is under the BSD-3-Clause License.