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gapless.js

v3.0.1

Published

Gapless audio playback javascript plugin

Readme

gapless.js

gapless.js is a library for gapless audio playback. It is not intended to be a flawless solution for every use-case, but rather a balance between the needs of my use-case over at <Relisten.net>.

In short, it takes an array of audio tracks and utilizes HTML5 audio and the web audio API to enable gapless playback of individual tracks.

I will expand this README with more details in time. If you're interested in this library, don't hesitate to leave me a note with any questions.

You can see a sample of the library in use currently at <Relisten.live> which is the not-yet-released beta of the next version of <Relisten.net>

Sample usage

  import GaplessQueue from 'gapless.js';

  const player = new GaplessQueue({
    tracks: [
      "http://phish.in/audio/000/012/321/12321.mp3",
      "http://phish.in/audio/000/012/322/12322.mp3",
      "http://phish.in/audio/000/012/323/12323.mp3",
      "http://phish.in/audio/000/012/324/12324.mp3"
    ],
    onProgress: function(track) {
      track && console.log(track.completeState);
    }
  });

  player.play();

Gapless.Queue Options

        tracks = [],
        onProgress,
        onEnded,
        onPlayNextTrack,
        onPlayPreviousTrack,
        onStartNewTrack,
        webAudioIsDisabled = false

API (subject to change)

// functions
player.togglePlayPause();   // toggle play/pause
player.playNext();          // play next track
player.playPrevious();      // play previous track
player.resetCurrentTrack(); // reset current track to 0
player.gotoTrack(idx, playImmediately); // jump to track by index and pass true to play immediately
player.disableWebAudio();   // disable gapless playback/web audio

// getters
player.currentTrack;        // returns current active track
player.nextTrack;           // returns next track

License

MIT - do as you please