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@tidal-music/player

v0.2.0

Published

Player logic for TIDAL

Downloads

184

Readme

TIDAL Player

Usage

npm install @tidal-music/player (or similar for other package managers)

Then see the docs or the examples elsewhere in this repository.

Development

The src/ folder contains the source code. Structured under api/ is the outside facing API. The player/ folder contains the underlying players and their integration into TIDAL player. The internal/ folder the business logic that the outside facing API end up calling.

The dist/ folder contains the latest built version of the code in src/.

Prerequisites

Building

Building is done with Vite.

pnpm build to build the package to dist/

Testing

pnpm test. You need a .env file containing TEST_USER="base64string" before running. base64string is base 64 encoded stringified JS object containing oAuthAccessToken, oAuthRefreshToken, oAuthExpirationDate and clientId.

Linking

To load TIDAL Player into a project locally without publishing to npm; using pnpm link, yarn link or npm link can be problematic, especially if your project does not also use pnpm like this repo does. If so, you need to manually configure a "hard link" using the file: protocol in package.json of the destination project like so:

  1. Open the package.json in the project. (in the case of webclient, the root one)
  2. Add or edit a "resolutions" property on the top level. (this is an object)
  3. Add an entry for @tidal-music/player like so: "@tidal-music/player": "file:/Users/<your-username>/dev/tidal-sdk-web/packages/player"
  4. Run npm/yarn/pnpm install in your destination project.

!! Remove the entry in "resolution" and run npm/yarn/pnpm install again when you are done testing to have the NPM version of the package load instead.

Types in shaka

Run the patch-shaka script to get TS working for shaka-player.