@types/howler
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TypeScript definitions for howler
@types/howler provides TypeScript definitions for the Howler.js library, which is a powerful audio library for the web. It allows developers to easily control audio playback, manage multiple sounds, and handle various audio-related tasks in a web application.
Basic Sound Playback
This feature allows you to play a sound file. You create a new Howl object with the source of the audio file and call the play method to start playback.
const sound = new Howl({ src: ['sound.mp3'] }); sound.play();Sound Control
This feature provides control over the sound playback. You can play, pause, and stop the sound using the respective methods.
const sound = new Howl({ src: ['sound.mp3'] }); sound.play(); sound.pause(); sound.stop();Volume Control
This feature allows you to control the volume of the sound. You can set the volume level using the volume method.
const sound = new Howl({ src: ['sound.mp3'] }); sound.volume(0.5);Looping
This feature enables looping of the sound. By setting the loop property to true, the sound will play continuously in a loop.
const sound = new Howl({ src: ['sound.mp3'], loop: true }); sound.play();Sprite Support
This feature allows you to define and play audio sprites. You can specify different parts of the audio file as sprites and play them individually.
const sound = new Howl({ src: ['sound.mp3'], sprite: { intro: [0, 5000], loop: [5000, 10000] } }); sound.play('intro');Tone.js is a framework for creating interactive music in the browser. It provides a wide range of features for audio synthesis, effects, and scheduling. Compared to Howler.js, Tone.js is more focused on music creation and manipulation rather than just audio playback.
Pizzicato.js is a library that aims to simplify the way you create and manipulate sounds in the browser. It offers a simple API for sound creation, effects, and sound manipulation. While Howler.js is more focused on robust audio playback, Pizzicato.js provides more tools for sound synthesis and effects.
Howler.js is the core library for which @types/howler provides TypeScript definitions. It is a powerful audio library for the web, allowing for easy control of audio playback, management of multiple sounds, and handling of various audio-related tasks.
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This package contains type definitions for howler (https://github.com/goldfire/howler.js).
Files were exported from https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/tree/master/types/howler.
These definitions were written by Pedro Casaubon, Alexander Leon, Nicholas Higgins, Carlos Urango, and Hagen.
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TypeScript definitions for howler
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