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fraudio

v2.4.0

Published

Simple audio player

Downloads

3

Readme

fraudio Donate NPM version NPM total downloads GitHub

jQuery Audio Player - simple styling and simple to use

fraudio player

Installation (npm)

  • npm i fraudio

Usage

  1. Include jquery, fraudio.js and fraudio.css on your page
  2. Use the fraudio class and the data-title & data-artist attributes on an audio element:
<audio class="fraudio" 
	src="/audio/Mozart_Divertimento.mp3" 
	data-title="Divertimento in D major K. 136 (III. Presto)" 
	data-artist="Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart"
	></audio>
  • You can also turn any audio element into a fraudio element with $(element).fraudio();
  • To turn on sequential autoplay, so that each audio will automatically play one after another, change the sequential_autoplay setting:
$.fn.fraudio.sequential_autoplay = true;

Extending & Debugging

  • Download the code with git clone https://github.com/freddyouellette/fraudio
  • run npm run build in the base directory to compile dist/ files. Run npm run watch to automatically compile as you're coding.

Problems, Questions, Suggestions?

  • I encourage all issues or suggestions to be submitted through the Issues tab on GitHub.
  • Pull requests are welcome.

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