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@slnsw/react-ts-media-player

v0.0.3

Published

React component representing an audio/video player.

Downloads

87

Readme

React Typescript Audio Player

  • Built in Typescript
  • Requires React 16.8+ due to use of hooks
  • Not dependent on any particular stylesheet
  • Currently built to use FontAwesome as source for icons, but intent is to make switchable

For usage, see example.html. This uses the bundled version generated using npm run web-bundle that works in a browser. For your Typescript project, you should probably just include the library directly.

You'll be using something like the following:

import AudioPlayer from '@slnsw/react-ts-media-player';

For distribution, run npm run build.

What isn't supported yet

  • Remote controls for the player
  • Highlighting supplied transcripts
  • A unified build method for local testing

About the example content

The example content is sourced from our Stories from our Migrant and Refugee Communities oral history & sound collection and consists of oral histories from refugees and members of migrant communities who have come to Australia. The interviews were conducted by Louise Whelan. Copyright on these recordings is held by the State Library of New South Wales. For more information, see the catalogue record for the oral history interviews.