Lightweight Wrapper For HTML5 Audio API
play = require('play-audio')
play('song.mp3').autoplay()- Example 1: Playing An Alert Sound
- Example 2: Music player
- Example 3: alert library
$ npm install play-audioplay(['song.mp3', 'song.ogg']).play()parent = document.querySelector('.my-player')
play(['song.mp3', 'song.ogg'], parent).autoplay.controls()If your application isn't structured as a CommonJS package, you can download the distribution file;
$ wget https://raw.github.com/azer/play-audio/master/dist/play-audio.jsAnd include it on your page:
<script src="play-audio.js"></script>
<script>
playAudio(['song.mp3', 'song.ogg'])
</script>p = play(['song.mp3', 'song.ogg']).autoplay()
p.src()
// => ['song.mp3', 'song.ogg']
p.src(['new.mp3', 'new.ogg']).play()
p.src()
// => ['new.mp3', 'new.ogg']Example:
play('foo.mp3').volume(0.3).controls().loop().on('ended', function(){
console.log('End of the song reached')
})Reference:
- play(uri, parentElement)
- .controls
- .currentTime
- .element
- .loop
- .muted
- .on(event, function)
- .pause
- .play
- .preload
- .src(url)
- .volume(number)
- abort
- durationchange
- ended
- error
- pause
- play
- progress
- timeupdate
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