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@gojargo/jargo-ui

v0.1.0

Published

Framework-agnostic UI for jargo voice clients — the Orb (audio-reactive moving lines) and visualizers.

Readme

@gojargo/jargo-ui

Framework-agnostic UI for jargo voice clients. Today it ships the Orb — an audio-reactive element drawn as concentric moving lines on a <canvas>. It has no dependency on the client, so it works from plain JS, a web component, React, Vue, or anywhere else.

Part of the jargo-web monorepo.

Install

npm install @gojargo/jargo-ui

Orb

import { Orb, OrbPalettes } from "@gojargo/jargo-ui";

const orb = new Orb(document.querySelector("#orb"), {
  colors: OrbPalettes.aurora, // or your own: ["#22d3ee", "#6366f1", …]
  rings: 5,
}).start();

// React to a stream (e.g. a bot's remote audio):
orb.attachStream(client.remoteStream);

// ...or drive it by hand (0..1):
orb.setLevel(0.8);

orb.destroy();

new Orb(target, options) accepts a <canvas> (drawn into directly) or any element (a canvas is created to fill it). Key options: rings, radius, innerScale, colors, lineWidth, speed, idleAmplitude, reactivity, glow, core, blend, background. Methods: start(), stop(), setLevel(), attachStream(), attachAnalyser(), setOptions(), resize(), destroy().

Built-in palettes are exported as OrbPalettesspectrum (the default), aurora, ember, and mono.

Theme (design system)

This package is also the home of the jargo design system: the --jargo-* tokens and the .jargo-* component styles shared by every framework binding. Import it once in your app so the components (React <ConnectButton>, the <jargo-transcript> web component, …) all render with one consistent, themeable look:

import "@gojargo/jargo-ui/theme.css";

Restyle by overriding any token on an ancestor — --jargo-accent, --jargo-radius, --jargo-surface, --jargo-border, --jargo-text, --jargo-muted, --jargo-bubble, --jargo-danger. Defaults adapt to the OS light/dark scheme.

Framework wrappers

License

BSD-2-Clause. See LICENSE and NOTICE.