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plinq

v0.1.10

Published

Programmatic UI sound library — pure Web Audio API synthesis, zero dependencies

Downloads

687

Readme

plinq

Programmatic UI sounds — pure Web Audio API synthesis, zero dependencies. Inspired by Sounds on the Web by Raphael Salaja.

Install

npm install plinq
pnpm add plinq
yarn add plinq

Quick Start

import { pop } from "plinq";

pop();

Presets

| Preset | Description | | ----------- | ------------------------------------- | | click() | Short, percussive click | | pop() | Downward pitch glide | | toggle() | Two-note switch sound | | tick() | High-pitched tick | | drop() | Descending pitch drop | | success() | Ascending three-note chord (C5–E5–G5) | | error() | Dissonant two-note buzz | | warning() | Single-note warning tone |

Options

Every preset accepts an optional PresetOptions object:

import { success } from "plinq";

success({ volume: 0.5, pitch: "high" });

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | -------- | ------------------------------------ | ------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | volume | number | 1 | Volume from 0 to 1 | | pitch | 'low' \| 'mid' \| 'high' \| number | 'mid' | Pitch multiplier — 'low' = 0.8x, 'mid' = 1x, 'high' = 1.3x, or pass a custom number |

Custom Sounds

Use play() to define your own sounds:

import { play } from "plinq";

play({
  layers: [
    {
      source: {
        type: "oscillator",
        waveform: "sine",
        frequency: 440,
        frequencyEnd: 220,
      },
      envelope: { attack: 0.001, decay: 0.15 },
      gain: 0.3,
    },
  ],
});

Each layer supports oscillator or noise sources, an optional biquad filter, an envelope with attack/decay, gain, and an optional delay (in seconds) to stagger layers.

API

play(config: SoundConfig, options?: PresetOptions): void

Play an arbitrary sound configuration.

getContext(): AudioContext

Returns the shared AudioContext, lazily creating one if needed.

setContext(userCtx: AudioContext): void

Provide your own AudioContext to share with other audio in your app.

Type Exports

SoundConfig, LayerConfig, Source, OscillatorSource, NoiseSource, WaveformType, FilterConfig, EnvelopeConfig, PresetOptions

Browser Notes (Safari)

Safari requires audio playback to originate from a user interaction (e.g. click, pointerdown, keydown). plinq handles AudioContext creation, suspension, and resumption automatically — including after tab and app switches.

If you run into Safari-specific audio issues, please open an issue.

License

MIT