Example

import VideoContext from 'videocontext'
import VideoContextVisualisation from 'visualise-videocontext'

// 1. Set up VideoContext graph
const vc = new VideoContext(document.getElementById('canvas'))
const v1 = vc.video('http://somewebsite.com/some-video.mp4')
v1.start(0)
const eff = vc.effect(VideoContext.DEFINITIONS.MONOCHROME)
v1.connect(eff)
eff.connect(vc.destination)
vc.play()

// 2. Visualise VideoContext graph

const div = document.getElementById('vis')
// eg <div id="vis"></div> with width and height set in css.

const vis = new VideoContextVisualisation(div)

vis.setData(VideoContext.snapshot(vc))
vis.render()

// Update regularly - could also use VideoContext's built-in callbacks to trigger this.
setInterval(() => {
    vis.setData(VideoContext.snapshot(vc))
    // No need to call render() a second time
}, 100)

Development

Do not use yarn! When you run yarn it seems to install dependencies incorrectly. I'm not sure what's causing this, but just use npm, at least for installing dependencies.

However it is totally fine to use yarn in projects that include visualise-videocontext as a dependency.