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react-lite-audio

v0.3.2

Published

Audio Player of jianliao.com

Downloads

13

Readme

React Lite Audio

Audio component from Talk by Teambition.

Demo http://ui.talk.ai/react-lite-audio/

Properties

  • source: url for audio file
  • isUnread: a Boolean, when true, an unread button is rendered
  • duration: a Number, is Safari, duration is not correct, try this

Supposition

  • Only one piece of audio is playing at one moment.

Usage

npm i --save react-lite-audio

Use in Webpack:

require('react-lite-audio').liteAudio
require('react-lite-audio').liteAudioSlim
require 'react-lite-audio/src/style.less'
# icons are from teambition/icon-fonts , volubile-ui

Read src/main.main(compiles with Babel) for details:

Develop

npm i

You need a static file server for the HTML files. Personally I suggest using Nginx.

Develop:

gulp html # regenerate index.html
webpack-dev-server --hot # enable live-reloading

Build (Pack and optimize js, reivision js and add entry in index.html):

gulp build

Special notice

However there is a significant anomaly here in Opera, Safari and IE10, which is that the .paused flag remains false when the media has ended. You can see the problem here

Fixed by firing the pause() method and setting currentTime at 0 manually, in response to the "ended" event [here]:http://www.sitepoint.com/essential-audio-and-video-events-for-html5/

License

MIT