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@waveform-playlist/annotations

v12.0.7

Published

Annotation support for waveform-playlist

Readme

@waveform-playlist/annotations

Time-synchronized text annotations for waveform-playlist — mark up an audio timeline with draggable, editable regions for transcripts, podcast chapters, cue points, or music markers.

Used with @waveform-playlist/browser: wrap your playlist in AnnotationProvider and pass annotationList to WaveformPlaylistProvider<Waveform /> then renders annotation boxes and text automatically.

Features

  • Timeline annotation boxes — draggable regions overlaid on the waveform, with boundary resize handles
  • Editable text list — a scrollable, auto-scrolling list of annotation text synced to playback
  • Drag-to-edit boundaries — resize annotation start/end by dragging, with optional linked endpoints so adjacent segments stay contiguous
  • Continuous play mode — automatically advance to the next annotation during playback
  • Aeneas import/exportparseAeneas / serializeAeneas for the Aeneas forced-alignment JSON format
  • Prebuilt controls — checkboxes for continuous play, linked endpoints, editable mode, and a JSON download button
  • Composable building blocks — use AnnotationsTrack, AnnotationBox, AnnotationBoxesWrapper, and AnnotationText directly for custom annotation UIs

Installation

npm install @waveform-playlist/annotations

Peer dependencies: react (^18.0.0), styled-components (^6.0.0), @dnd-kit/react (^0.3.0), and @waveform-playlist/browser (matching major version).

Usage

import { useState } from 'react';
import { WaveformPlaylistProvider, Waveform, useAudioTracks } from '@waveform-playlist/browser';
import { AnnotationProvider } from '@waveform-playlist/annotations';

function AnnotatedPlaylist() {
  const { tracks, loading } = useAudioTracks([{ src: '/audio/podcast.mp3', name: 'Podcast' }]);

  const [annotations, setAnnotations] = useState([
    { id: '1', start: 0, end: 5, lines: ['Introduction'] },
    { id: '2', start: 5, end: 15, lines: ['Topic Overview'] },
    { id: '3', start: 15, end: 30, lines: ['Main Discussion'] },
  ]);

  if (loading) return <div>Loading...</div>;

  return (
    <WaveformPlaylistProvider
      tracks={tracks}
      timescale
      annotationList={{
        annotations,
        editable: true,
        linkEndpoints: false,
      }}
      onAnnotationsChange={setAnnotations} // required for edits to persist
    >
      <AnnotationProvider>
        <Waveform />
      </AnnotationProvider>
    </WaveformPlaylistProvider>
  );
}

Each annotation is a plain object:

interface AnnotationData {
  id: string; // Unique identifier
  start: number; // Start time in seconds
  end: number; // End time in seconds
  lines: string[]; // Text content as array of lines
  language?: string; // Optional language code (e.g., 'en', 'es')
}

For building a custom UI outside the integrated <Waveform /> pattern, use useAnnotationControls plus the standalone components directly:

import {
  useAnnotationControls,
  ContinuousPlayCheckbox,
  LinkEndpointsCheckbox,
  EditableCheckbox,
  DownloadAnnotationsButton,
} from '@waveform-playlist/annotations';

const { continuousPlay, linkEndpoints, setContinuousPlay, setLinkEndpoints } =
  useAnnotationControls();

Examples & Documentation

License

MIT