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react-audio-player-component
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A mobile-friendly audio player for React with a modern look and convenient usage.
A mobile-friendly audio player for React with a modern look and convenient usage.
npm install react-audio-player-component
Minimal Audio player
import React, { useState } from 'react';
import { AudioPlayer } from 'react-audio-player-component';
const Player = () => {
return (
<AudioPlayer
src="audios/test.mp3"
minimal={false}
width={350}
trackHeight={75}
barWidth={1}
gap={1}
visualise={true}
backgroundColor="#FFF8DE"
barColor="#C1D0B5"
barPlayedColor="#99A98F"
skipDuration={2}
showLoopOption={true}
showVolumeControl={true}
// seekBarColor="purple"
// volumeControlColor="blue"
// hideSeekBar={true}
// hideTrackKnobWhenPlaying={true}
/>
)
}
Props | Description | Default | Optional |
---|---|---|---|
src | The address or URL of the a audio resource that is to be considered | N/A | No |
volume | Initial volume level for the audio, minimum being 0 , maximum being 1 | 0.75 | Yes |
loop | Sets a flag to specify whether playback should restart after it completes | false | Yes |
muted | Sets a flag that indicates whether the audio is muted | false | Yes |
autoplay | Sets a value that indicates whether to start playing the media automatically | false | Yes |
crossOrigin | The CORS setting for this media element. MDN Reference | null | Yes |
autoplay | Sets a value indicating what data should be preloaded, if any. Allowed values "" , "none" , "metadata" , "auto" | "" | Yes |
playbackRate | Sets the rate at which media is being played back | 1.0 | Yes |
AudioPlayer
supports all the events for HTMLMediaElement
(MDN Reference). All of the events listed in the MDN docs can be passed as a prop to the AudioPlayer
Props | Description | Default | Optional |
---|---|---|---|
minimal | Displays a minimal version of the audio player, with only the play/pause button, track bar and timestamp | false | Yes |
width | Width of the audio player | N/A | No |
barWidth | Width of each individual bar in the visualization | 2 | Yes |
gap | Gap between each bar in the visualization | 1 | Yes |
visualise | Represents whether the audio visualization (waveform) should be displayed | true | Yes |
trackHeight | Height of the visualization / trackbar area | 75 | Yes |
backgroundColor | Background color for the audio player | #EFEFEF | Yes |
barColor | Color for the bars in the visualization. This only applies to bars that have not currently been played | "rgb(184, 184, 184)"" | Yes |
barPlayedColor | Color for the bars that have been played | "rgb(160, 198, 255)"" | Yes |
allowSkip | Represents whether the skip forward/backward options should be displayed | true | Yes |
skipDuration | The number of seconds to skip forward/backward | 5 | Yes |
showLoopOption | Represents whether to show the loop options | true | Yes |
showVolumeControl | Represents whether the volume control should be shown | true | Yes |
seekBarColor | Color for the audio seek bar | rgba(140, 140, 140) | Yes |
volumeControlColor | Color for the volumn control | rgba(140, 140, 140) | Yes |
hideSeekBar | Hides the seek bar if set to true , the audio will still be seekable | false | Yes |
hideSeekKnobWhenPlaying | Hides the seek knob when audio is playing if set to true | false | Yes |
FAQs
A mobile-friendly audio player for React with a modern look and convenient usage.
The npm package react-audio-player-component receives a total of 261 weekly downloads. As such, react-audio-player-component popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-audio-player-component demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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