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react-wave-stream

v1.0.0

Published

Visualize frequency data from an audio input stream

Downloads

25

Readme

React WaveStream

Visualize frequency data from audio streams.

Or just draw a bunch of lines ¯\(ツ)

Made with recorder-js in mind.

Installation

$ yarn add react-wave-stream # or npm install react-wave-stream --save

Usage

Check out real usage here

const data = getMyAudioFrequencyData();

<WaveStream
  data={data}
/>

Props

  • data: PropTypes.arrayOf(PropTypes.number).isRequired

An array of 255 numbers. These numbers will be used in determining the height of the lines.

  • lineTo: PropTypes.number

Must be between 0 and 255. This number determines the length of the white line coming from the right side. If you don't proved this prop, we draw the line to the last non-zero number in the list. We decided to make this a prop because recorder-js gives this to use in the onAnalysed response.