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poweraudio

v0.1.8

Published

An innovative audio visualization library

Downloads

30

Readme

Power Audio

An innovative audio visualization library

Add PowerAudio to your project

Using npm

  1. Add this library into your project
npm i --save poweraudio
  1. Import the PowerAudio object from the lib
// JS ES5
const PowerAudio = require('poweraudio');
// JS ES6/TypeScript
import { PowerAudio } from 'poweraudio';

Using direct web import

  1. Import poweraudio.js in your html
<script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/7PH/poweraudio/master/dist/poweraudio.js"></script>
  1. That's it, you now have a global PowerAudio object registered to window

Start a viz

To start a viz, it is as simple as instantiating a new PowerAudio.Viz object. You have to specify the following options:

  • container: Query selector for where to put the visualization
  • source: Audio source element (HTMLAudioElement)
// Create audio element
const audio = new Audio('music.mp3');
// Alternatively: Get audio element from the DOM
//const audio = document.querySelector('audio');

// Start viz in container with id `viz`
const viz = new PowerAudio.Viz({
    container: '#viz',
    source: audio,
});

// Play audio
audio.play();

// Make the PowerCircle (the big circle at the center of the screen) do a backflip
viz.flip();

Examples

Find examples below: