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react-soundcloud-widget

v2.0.4

Published

react.js powered SoundCloud player component

Downloads

192

Readme

react-soundcloud-widget Build Status

Simple React component acting as a thin layer over the SoundCloud HTML5 Widget.

Features

  • url playback
  • customizable widget options
  • playback event bindings
  • lazy API loading

Installation

$ npm install react-soundcloud-widget

Usage

<SoundCloud
  url={string}         // required
  id={string}          // defaults -> 'react-sc-widget'
  opts={object}        // defaults -> './lib/default-options'
  onPlay={func}        // defaults -> noop
  onPause={func}       // defaults -> noop
  onEnd={func}         // defaults -> noop
/>

Example

class Example extends Component {
  onPlay() {
    console.log('playing');
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <SoundCloud
        url={'https://soundcloud.com/sylvanesso/coffee'}
        onPlay={this.onPlay}
      />
    );
  }
}

Widget options

Boolean toggles passed via props.opts

| Parameter | Purpose | Default| | --------|-------------|------| | auto_play | Start playing the widget after it’s loaded | true | | visual | Display widget in visual mode. | false | | buying | Show/hide buy buttons | true | | liking | Show/hide like buttons | true | | download | Show/hide download buttons | true | | sharing | Show/hide share buttons/dialogues | true | | show_artwork | Show/hide artwork | true | | show_comments | Show/hide comments | true | | show_playcount | Show/hide number of sound plays | true | | show_user | Show/hide the uploader name | true | | show_reposts | Show/hide reposts | false | | hide_related | Show/hide related tracks | false |

Warning

Changing props.url currently adds an entry to window.history, breaking the back button (or at least adding another click to it).

You can see this in action at http://troybetz.com/react-soundcloud-widget/, change the url using the button and try navigating back.

This is outside my control for now, the widget used internally is served up and managed by SoundCloud. Super bummer.

Caveat

Programmatic control of the widget as outlined in the API docs isn't included. Luckily, the API loads alongside the widget, so taking control is as easy as:

var widget = SC.Widget('react-sc-player');
// do stuff

The component itself uses SC.Widget.load, SC.Widget.bind and SC.Widget.unbind internally. Using those methods outside the component may cause problems.

License

MIT