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visualizer.js

v4.0.0

Published

An HTML5 audio visualizer for mic/line-in input

Downloads

28

Readme

Visualizer

A HTML5 audio visualizer for microphone or line-in input.

Requirements

A browser with canvas and getUserMedia support. (Currently Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera)

usage

import visualizer from 'visualizer.js'


const options = {
  // string indicating which container element should hold the visualization.
  // If specified it will stretch to fit this container's width and height.
  // If omitted it will assume a full screen visualization and fit to the window.
  // You may pass a query selector string here, or a DOM element.
  parent: '#my-container-div',

  // specify the image that is used by the vizImage visualization
  image: 'my-image.png',

  // in some cases you may already have a media stream. You can pass it in to
  // the visualizer. If omitted it will create a new media stream
  stream: mediaStream
}

const viz = visualizer(options)

Running the example

open example.html in a browser.

You'll be prompted to allow microphone access. Upon accepting, the visualizations will start playing.

  • Press number keys 1 - 7 to select a visualization.
  • Press = key to switch between variants of that visualization. Some visualizations don't have a variant.

generating your own visualizations

The visualizer module is pluggable; you can write your own visualizations as long as they conform to the expected interface. Look at any of the modules written in lib/viz* to see how this is done.

import visualizer  from 'visualizer.js'
import myVizPlugin from './some-visualizer-i-wrote.js'

const viz = visualizer()

viz.addVisualization(myVizPlugin)